Great time-off culture, good tech stack, and great workplace variety.
C1 also pays very competitively for software engineers compared to other financial companies. The company itself has lots of engineering opportunities due to the huge technology variety; you just have to cut through the red tape to get to them.
Still a bank at the end of the day. They are transforming into a technology "first" company, but their growth is dependent on a lot of outside contracting, which means some applications are built, deployed, and forgotten.
In-house tech has grown considerably to combat this, but the ramifications are still felt. Senior management is business-minded and has more interest in shiny technology than sound engineering fundamentals.
I was contacted by Capital One's internal recruiter, who found my profile on LinkedIn. During the initial telephone interview, I was asked to write code in a chat session. I was presented with some apparently broken Perl code (which actually wasn't
Two out of five scheduled candidates were no-shows for a five-round "power day" interview. Two of my supposed colleagues also left me in an empty room. Most everyone else was pretty chill, though. One interviewer seemed to have slight anger issues,
FAANG process, but for a bank. Really, no idea why they took themselves so seriously. Got interviewed for a lead position, and all the managers I spoke with had only 3-4 years of experience in the industry (at all, not just as managers). Immature p
I was contacted by Capital One's internal recruiter, who found my profile on LinkedIn. During the initial telephone interview, I was asked to write code in a chat session. I was presented with some apparently broken Perl code (which actually wasn't
Two out of five scheduled candidates were no-shows for a five-round "power day" interview. Two of my supposed colleagues also left me in an empty room. Most everyone else was pretty chill, though. One interviewer seemed to have slight anger issues,
FAANG process, but for a bank. Really, no idea why they took themselves so seriously. Got interviewed for a lead position, and all the managers I spoke with had only 3-4 years of experience in the industry (at all, not just as managers). Immature p