I've been working at Capital One for almost two years, and I really enjoy working here. The benefits are good, salaries are competitive, and the work-life balance is much better.
Very minor, but some floors have free snacks and some don't. Performance management can be stressful depending on your job family and level.
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.
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.
There are three rounds: behavioral, case, and technical. Each round lasts about 45 minutes. Behavioral is pretty standard. For the case round, you may receive code and be asked how to make it better. Technical rounds involve standard problems tha
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.
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.
There are three rounds: behavioral, case, and technical. Each round lasts about 45 minutes. Behavioral is pretty standard. For the case round, you may receive code and be asked how to make it better. Technical rounds involve standard problems tha