Great pay and benefits, and potential to learn a lot.
Unfair politics. Terrible backstabbing teammates. Bad quality engineers who are seniors.
Hire some good developers from local colleges.
Three back-to-back interviews: behavioral, technical, and case. They get back to you very quickly, and their interviewers are nice. They give you the option of interviewing on campus or at their site.
Capital One flew me out to the Richmond campus the night before, and then I went over to the campus the morning after for my interview. It consisted of three parts: * The case * The behavioral * The technical The case was as described by many other
They require you to complete a LeetCode-style coding assessment, which can be quite challenging. You really need to study and practice in advance, since it’s not something you usually gain through regular work experience. Most of the problems are a
Three back-to-back interviews: behavioral, technical, and case. They get back to you very quickly, and their interviewers are nice. They give you the option of interviewing on campus or at their site.
Capital One flew me out to the Richmond campus the night before, and then I went over to the campus the morning after for my interview. It consisted of three parts: * The case * The behavioral * The technical The case was as described by many other
They require you to complete a LeetCode-style coding assessment, which can be quite challenging. You really need to study and practice in advance, since it’s not something you usually gain through regular work experience. Most of the problems are a