Capital One Business Manager interview questions

Initial communication was slow and unstructured. Had two first interviews cause there was a mix up, and then it took considerable time to schedule the follow-up tests and interviews.

Very drawn out process. Initially was a phone screen followed by an online financial knowledge assessment. They urged me to do this as quickly as possible, and despite doing well did not follow up for an interview in Richmond for two months. The interviews in Richmond consisted of four meetings - 2 case interviews and 2 behavioral interviews. The behavioral interviews were not two-way conversations - each interviewer asked 3-4 questions about how you handled yourself in various work situations. My advice is be specific. One interviewer indicated that she had not even looked at my resume because she would not want my background to cloud her opinion of my responses. Very odd to be so consumed with behavioral responses while caring so little about someone's personality/career choices. Based on my conversation with others, not all cases interviews (45 minutes each) were the same. I had one easy one and one where I could not decipher what I was even being asked (probably my bad, but who knows). the campus in richmond is nice, but the vibe was very "quant" and i did not get the sense that the culture was very collegial. Not surprising given the company's intense focus on data, etc. Regardless, don't go down there expecting a laid back southern approach. The "non-financial" personnel were very friendly and accomodating.