Great benefits; it cares about its employees greatly.
Can't think of any cons.
The interview process was very informal, despite a few questions read from a very HR-sounding document. I met with three people. I wore a suit, but now I know that was definitely not required, given the laid-back, startup-like atmosphere. I had two
I met them on campus and applied online. I was contacted via email, asking if I could come down to the Richmond location from Maryland. The follow-up email contained a lot of prep material and details about the day. Capital One put me in a hotel and
I was contacted by a recruiter, applied online, and had my interview a few weeks later. The day started with lunch, followed by three interviews: * One behavioral * One technical * One case Everyone was really friendly, and Capital One truly
The interview process was very informal, despite a few questions read from a very HR-sounding document. I met with three people. I wore a suit, but now I know that was definitely not required, given the laid-back, startup-like atmosphere. I had two
I met them on campus and applied online. I was contacted via email, asking if I could come down to the Richmond location from Maryland. The follow-up email contained a lot of prep material and details about the day. Capital One put me in a hotel and
I was contacted by a recruiter, applied online, and had my interview a few weeks later. The day started with lunch, followed by three interviews: * One behavioral * One technical * One case Everyone was really friendly, and Capital One truly