Wonderful coworkers, managers, and senior managers. I loved my time at Capital One.
Great work culture.
The job itself was stressful, but the community that you worked with made it easier. It was very team-oriented and had a great collaborative work atmosphere.
Benefits were AMAZING.
Even though the benefits were amazing, the pay was not enough to take care of my family. Every time you moved to a new position, you were locked in to that position for a year before you could apply to another position.
There was only one round of interviewing for this job, but it lasted for about 3 hours total in the morning. This was split up into three 50-minute interviews. The first interview was behavioral. They asked me questions about what I would do in cert
I applied at a career fair and was sent an email inviting me to interview at Capital One in either Richmond or McLean, VA. The interview process was a day long. They flew me in the day before and I stayed in a hotel. The next morning, I went to thei
University placements. I was shortlisted, but the company ended up canceling interviews for multiple students once their hiring quota was filled. The interview ordering wasn't merit-based. The initial coding test was offline, and subsequently, ther
There was only one round of interviewing for this job, but it lasted for about 3 hours total in the morning. This was split up into three 50-minute interviews. The first interview was behavioral. They asked me questions about what I would do in cert
I applied at a career fair and was sent an email inviting me to interview at Capital One in either Richmond or McLean, VA. The interview process was a day long. They flew me in the day before and I stayed in a hotel. The next morning, I went to thei
University placements. I was shortlisted, but the company ended up canceling interviews for multiple students once their hiring quota was filled. The interview ordering wasn't merit-based. The initial coding test was offline, and subsequently, ther