The benefits offered are among the best available for the area.
You get 10% time to learn or work on something that interests you.
You have access to many online courses and books, plus a wide community of developers.
Great facilities, a really good canteen with multiple meal options every day.
As a software engineer, you get the latest MacPro, a wide monitor, a standing desk, unlimited coffee, and a really comfy chair.
A good work-life balance, flexible to accommodate most child-care commitments.
Management encourages associates to get involved in corporate responsibility events.
Getting used to all the acronyms will take you a few months (but there is always someone willing to help!).
No parking is available on site for most associates. On the other hand, support for travel to work is good, e.g., NCT, Tram, and cycle.
Coordinate with HR so that all onboarding sessions (company and tech) are done within the same week.
My experience with the Capital One recruitment team was long and winding. They have a strange process of making candidates jump through all the standard interview hoops first: * Recruiter phone screen * Tech phone screen * Half-day in-person i
The interview process included: * A phone screen with a recruiter. * A phone screen with the hiring manager. * A technical test. * Three on-site interviews covering job fit, behavioral aspects, and system design. The whole process was well
This is my first, and I hope the last, review of an interview process. It was absolutely the worst experience, so I felt compelled to post the review. I applied on Capital One's website for the Software Engineering Manager position in New York. The
My experience with the Capital One recruitment team was long and winding. They have a strange process of making candidates jump through all the standard interview hoops first: * Recruiter phone screen * Tech phone screen * Half-day in-person i
The interview process included: * A phone screen with a recruiter. * A phone screen with the hiring manager. * A technical test. * Three on-site interviews covering job fit, behavioral aspects, and system design. The whole process was well
This is my first, and I hope the last, review of an interview process. It was absolutely the worst experience, so I felt compelled to post the review. I applied on Capital One's website for the Software Engineering Manager position in New York. The