There were several pros to working at Capital One:
All of the above has been eroded except for maybe the high WLB.
There is still not much to do, as a lot of leadership's focus is on using a chainsaw to cut a sandwich.
There's a lot of talk about generative AI and using LLM's, but the amount of engineering work is nonexistent.
Additionally, most of the time is spent on compliance and forcing everything to fit a standard but bad structure.
We are solving the wrong problem but very efficiently.
I have always complained about the poor practices at Capital One but sucked it up for the chill WLB, but recently after 4 years I got PIP'd for no good reason!
Their bizarre performance management practices are suddenly throwing random people into a PIP and firing them!
So now it's just a bad engineering culture with none of the coasting benefits!
AVOID.
Start with better performance management. If you want to be a tech company, how about rewarding people for, I don't know, writing code? Why so much pressure to 'influence' but not build anything of value?
There were 3 behavior interviews, 2 technical interviews, and 1 job fit interview. The whole interview was easy peasy lemon squeezy. My interview was unique, so it might be different from everyone else's.
Was referred by a previous boss. Started with a phone call from a recruiter explaining the company culture and job specifications. Then I had a phone technical interview with a senior manager. I had a great conversation with him. Next, I participa
A bit tough, though I am not surprised. Hard company, great benefits. Just do your best. Trust Christ Jesus, and you’ll be fine. You got this. Practice LeetCode problems.
There were 3 behavior interviews, 2 technical interviews, and 1 job fit interview. The whole interview was easy peasy lemon squeezy. My interview was unique, so it might be different from everyone else's.
Was referred by a previous boss. Started with a phone call from a recruiter explaining the company culture and job specifications. Then I had a phone technical interview with a senior manager. I had a great conversation with him. Next, I participa
A bit tough, though I am not surprised. Hard company, great benefits. Just do your best. Trust Christ Jesus, and you’ll be fine. You got this. Practice LeetCode problems.