Work-life balance is awesome.
Bureaucracy is annoying sometimes.
Pretty typical interview process that had a screening call and an OA. Made the final round, but then they rejected me shortly after getting me into the super day, which was terrible hiring practice, but that's the market.
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
Easy. Four rounds. 1. Behavioral. 2. Coding. 3. A “technical business” discussion. 4. A system design round based on resume and experience. Interviewers were nice and fair. The recruiter was very pushy and didn’t give me time to decide on the offer
Pretty typical interview process that had a screening call and an OA. Made the final round, but then they rejected me shortly after getting me into the super day, which was terrible hiring practice, but that's the market.
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
Easy. Four rounds. 1. Behavioral. 2. Coding. 3. A “technical business” discussion. 4. A system design round based on resume and experience. Interviewers were nice and fair. The recruiter was very pushy and didn’t give me time to decide on the offer