Capital One's Technology department is young, diverse, and very tech-forward. It feels as current with the tech scene as any startup I've worked in—from the open office culture to the product development methodologies to the actual tech stacks we use.
I also very much appreciate their hiring process, which focuses as much on your character and chemistry with your potential teammates as your technical chops. I enjoy the people I work with now even more than close friends whose companies I've worked for in the past.
Capital One's non-tech departments have a little ideological catching up to do. Not a lot, but some.
There's definitely a gap in understanding between the agile/lean methodology of the tech department and the more numerical timeline-/goal-oriented mentality of the company at large.
Luckily, it's not a conflict or a war—just a difference in backgrounds. One that I believe can (and will) be overcome with more communication between the two.
Keep up the great work advocating for tech. It's been paying off.
First call with recruiter went smoothly. Next is a take-home assignment on HackerRank. The assignment is a project that includes technologies like Jersey, which is not actively developed lately. Considering other reviews on Glassdoor mention questi
1 round - phone screen 2 - CodeSignal assessment (LeetCode style) 3 - Hiring Manager Zoom call 4 - 4-hour Power Day I was declined after the 3rd round, so I haven't had a chance to go over the Power Day.
The interview process was simple. It began with an OA (online assessment) with 4 questions from CodeSignal. The power day consisted of 4 interviews: * 1 coding technical * 1 system design * 1 technical case * 1 behavioral interview
First call with recruiter went smoothly. Next is a take-home assignment on HackerRank. The assignment is a project that includes technologies like Jersey, which is not actively developed lately. Considering other reviews on Glassdoor mention questi
1 round - phone screen 2 - CodeSignal assessment (LeetCode style) 3 - Hiring Manager Zoom call 4 - 4-hour Power Day I was declined after the 3rd round, so I haven't had a chance to go over the Power Day.
The interview process was simple. It began with an OA (online assessment) with 4 questions from CodeSignal. The power day consisted of 4 interviews: * 1 coding technical * 1 system design * 1 technical case * 1 behavioral interview