Solid benefits, some excellent Scrum Masters and Engineers who are not properly leveraged.
Management creates a toxic workplace. The twice-yearly review process discourages teamwork and kills morale by forcing managers to put 20% or more of their reports on a performance plan or terminate them. This is no way to create a good work environment or culture. Promotions are subject to cronyism, and engineers are encouraged to look out only for themselves. Valuable, high-performing engineers are not developed or promoted. With the recent Chicago layoff announcements, morale is terrible. It seems like the Virginia offices are better places to work, but steer clear of the Chicago and Rolling Meadows locations if you are looking for a safe workplace. There is no opportunity there.
Stop promoting people with no management experience or aptitude to manager level.
Re-think your entire review process.
Use more 360 feedback for reviews instead of allowing managers to play favorites.
Treat your employees with respect.
Stop thinking Capital One is better than every other company.
Bad without initiative, without feedback, without long-term growth opportunity. If you intend to become something more, you won't make it in this company. Anyway, that's it, guys. But basically, it's a good company, but if you're looking for growth
These were some of the dumbest "engineers" I have ever spoken with. One fellow physically looked like he had Down syndrome. Out of 7 interviewers, 5 were Indian. The interviewers were poorly trained and rude. It's a curiosity that this company gets a
First, I was reached by HR for basic information gathering. Then came the code test. It wasn't too difficult, but you do need to have a good understanding of algorithms and data structures. Next was the onsite interview, with two hiring managers an
Bad without initiative, without feedback, without long-term growth opportunity. If you intend to become something more, you won't make it in this company. Anyway, that's it, guys. But basically, it's a good company, but if you're looking for growth
These were some of the dumbest "engineers" I have ever spoken with. One fellow physically looked like he had Down syndrome. Out of 7 interviewers, 5 were Indian. The interviewers were poorly trained and rude. It's a curiosity that this company gets a
First, I was reached by HR for basic information gathering. Then came the code test. It wasn't too difficult, but you do need to have a good understanding of algorithms and data structures. Next was the onsite interview, with two hiring managers an