Great people to work with, good mentorship, and lots of employee benefits.
Everything moves slowly, but that is expected from a bank.
Interviewed onsite at their HQ in VA. There were 3 interviews: * One case question (very intuitive) * One behavioral (lots of "tell me about a time..." questions) * One job fit (3 coding questions, 1 soft technical question) Received offer t
OA into virtual onsite. On-site consisted of 4 interviews: * First was system design * Second was an OOP problem * Third was behavioral * Fourth was a special interview type that Capital One does I did well except for the special Capital One interv
The interview wasn't difficult. They will send you information on how to prepare for it. If you are talented enough to get recruited for the interview, you should be talented enough to pass it.
Interviewed onsite at their HQ in VA. There were 3 interviews: * One case question (very intuitive) * One behavioral (lots of "tell me about a time..." questions) * One job fit (3 coding questions, 1 soft technical question) Received offer t
OA into virtual onsite. On-site consisted of 4 interviews: * First was system design * Second was an OOP problem * Third was behavioral * Fourth was a special interview type that Capital One does I did well except for the special Capital One interv
The interview wasn't difficult. They will send you information on how to prepare for it. If you are talented enough to get recruited for the interview, you should be talented enough to pass it.