Pay is on the higher end of the spectrum.
No work-life balance, even though you will hear that a lot.
You are compared against everyone within the same organization as you, even if they are doing different jobs. So, at whatever level you are, be prepared to be rated against everyone at that level. You could find yourself at the bottom based on your job functions. Capital One then loves to put you on a Performance Improvement Plan (PIP). Once you are on that, you will basically be let go because they make it impossible to get off it.
Maybe hire managers that actually care for their teams and who know how to people manage.
They will put anyone into management; they might be very technical but have no skills on how to manage people, and by doing that, it is a huge disadvantage to the associates.
The technical questions were very casual and interesting. The behavioral interview was enjoyable, with insightful questioning. The case interview was fairly difficult, however. To master the case interview, you should have sufficient business knowl
I submitted my resume at a career fair, and then I was contacted to arrange a day to fly me out for an interview. They provided a packet beforehand detailing what to expect on the interview day: * One case interview * One behavioral/job fit intervie
I was invited to the Richmond campus after a hackathon. I had three interviews. Each interview consisted of about two technical questions. The last interview was a case study. The case study was simple logic-based, involving a couple of calculation
The technical questions were very casual and interesting. The behavioral interview was enjoyable, with insightful questioning. The case interview was fairly difficult, however. To master the case interview, you should have sufficient business knowl
I submitted my resume at a career fair, and then I was contacted to arrange a day to fly me out for an interview. They provided a packet beforehand detailing what to expect on the interview day: * One case interview * One behavioral/job fit intervie
I was invited to the Richmond campus after a hackathon. I had three interviews. Each interview consisted of about two technical questions. The last interview was a case study. The case study was simple logic-based, involving a couple of calculation