There are great people who work here. My team is fantastic, and the work I do is 60/40. It used to feel 100/0.
The whole RTO process is stupid.
They don't care anymore for the work you do; they care about you coming in for x amount of hours. You can literally sit and do nothing for 2 days a week, be lazy, and watch YouTube, and Capital One will be happy that you're in the office.
The performance review ladder is garbage; there's literally no room for growth. The bar keeps getting raised every year, and it's gotten to the point of doing an insane amount of work, and then your leaders saying, "That's great, but you can do more." I literally don't have the capacity to sell my soul.
I used to recommend this place for friends to work at, but after 2023, not anymore.
Change the culture. Keep RTO out, at least ask for 2 days a month. Fix the performance review ladder, or reset the bar all across Capital One; it's literally BS at this point. The all-associate survey definitely gets "padded" with false numbers.
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The interview process was intense. First, you have to pass an online CodeSignal assessment. When I took the assessment, I had to get 2/4 of the questions correct to be invited to a face-to-face interview. From there, the actual interview day was spl
OA (leetcode style) followed by their “power day.” This consisted of a case study, a coding assignment (not LeetCode), a system design, a case study, and behavioral questions. Interviewers seemed a bit disinterested. I was a bit surprised when I got
Four interviews back-to-back on the same day, after clearing the take-home. The interviews included: * One behavioral * One coding (3 stages) * One system design * One technical case They were not overly complex, but definitely something you should
The interview process was intense. First, you have to pass an online CodeSignal assessment. When I took the assessment, I had to get 2/4 of the questions correct to be invited to a face-to-face interview. From there, the actual interview day was spl
OA (leetcode style) followed by their “power day.” This consisted of a case study, a coding assignment (not LeetCode), a system design, a case study, and behavioral questions. Interviewers seemed a bit disinterested. I was a bit surprised when I got