Gets your foot in the door with a reputable company and shows you how SWE workflows are constructed within a large multinational enterprise.
Can easily become a cog in the machine if you aren't careful. Also, competition for good ratings can get pretty toxic.
A friend referred me in late August. I received a response exactly a month later, inviting me for a final onsite interview at their Richmond campus. Capital One conducts all of their final interviews onsite. We were provided a nice lunch, given a
Fairly straightforward process. GCA got a 600/600. They got back to me in March, followed by Superday, and I received the offer call the day after. The interview included: * System design technical questions * A case study, which was more like a d
First CodeSignal OA. Pretty standard, four questions. I answered three completely and got partial credit on the fourth. Then a recruiter call where they ask you the standard questions about grad date, etc. Then "Power Day," where it's three 60-minute
A friend referred me in late August. I received a response exactly a month later, inviting me for a final onsite interview at their Richmond campus. Capital One conducts all of their final interviews onsite. We were provided a nice lunch, given a
Fairly straightforward process. GCA got a 600/600. They got back to me in March, followed by Superday, and I received the offer call the day after. The interview included: * System design technical questions * A case study, which was more like a d
First CodeSignal OA. Pretty standard, four questions. I answered three completely and got partial credit on the fourth. Then a recruiter call where they ask you the standard questions about grad date, etc. Then "Power Day," where it's three 60-minute