Smart people generally. Modern technology stack (this is dependent on team). Pretty good pay (around 75th percentile of market), good 401k match. Nice campus; they require 50% of time to be spent in office.
Capital One practices stack ranking.
This was somewhat relaxed during the pandemic, but the low performance bucket was as high as 15-20% at 2023 mid-year. They seem to have historically used this as a mechanism to lay people off without having the negative press that accompanies it.
Read other reviews to get a sense of what kind of behavior this incentivizes and what sort of culture it creates. If you join as a new employee, you will be at a disadvantage compared to those who have been there for a while or have connections within their organization. Even if it does not immediately worry you, I have seen driven, talented engineers driven out of the company because, eventually, someone in their upper management disliked them.
There's definitely a fake nice culture; people will be friendly, but knives come out behind closed doors during performance calibrations.
A big source of the company's revenue (credit card interest) comes from people trapping themselves in debt. It doesn't feel great to contribute to that.
Company culture has fallen off a cliff within the last year. Ditch stack ranking; it creates perverse incentives and makes the work environment unenjoyable and draining.
The technical interview process began with HackerRank, followed by one last large interview event. HackerRank was fairly easy, presenting mostly LeetCode Easy problems. I obtained my score immediately afterward and then waited for a response from a
I applied through college or university. There was a Codesignal OA online and then a 3 stage power day with technical and a behavioral and a case, and the entire process was fully online. Positive experience, super nice.
The interview process typically involves a phone screen and a coding test. If you pass both, they will delve deeper into a mix of behavioral and technical questions. To prepare, make sure you practice easy to medium LeetCode problems, read the job d
The technical interview process began with HackerRank, followed by one last large interview event. HackerRank was fairly easy, presenting mostly LeetCode Easy problems. I obtained my score immediately afterward and then waited for a response from a
I applied through college or university. There was a Codesignal OA online and then a 3 stage power day with technical and a behavioral and a case, and the entire process was fully online. Positive experience, super nice.
The interview process typically involves a phone screen and a coding test. If you pass both, they will delve deeper into a mix of behavioral and technical questions. To prepare, make sure you practice easy to medium LeetCode problems, read the job d