Good WLB and good pay
There are currently no cons working at Capital One.
I met some recruiters at my school, and they told me to apply online for the Technology Development Program. I received an email about a week later asking me to pick a date to come interview at one of their offices. The interview had three parts: tec
Interviewed for an engineer position; the interview was a joke. Asked basic OOP questions with a few follow-ups—no system design portion. The interviewer was very laid back and chill, and didn't take it too seriously.
Here's how the final round went: * **Round 1: Case Study** They asked about Virtual Credit Number initiatives, their pros and cons, and how they would be implemented. * **Round 2: Coding Session** You needed to use a dictionary in Pytho
I met some recruiters at my school, and they told me to apply online for the Technology Development Program. I received an email about a week later asking me to pick a date to come interview at one of their offices. The interview had three parts: tec
Interviewed for an engineer position; the interview was a joke. Asked basic OOP questions with a few follow-ups—no system design portion. The interviewer was very laid back and chill, and didn't take it too seriously.
Here's how the final round went: * **Round 1: Case Study** They asked about Virtual Credit Number initiatives, their pros and cons, and how they would be implemented. * **Round 2: Coding Session** You needed to use a dictionary in Pytho