I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Capital One in Jan 2024
Interview
I received a call from a recruiter, immediately scheduled the tech screen -- 4 Code Signal questions in 70 minutes, 2 easy, a medium, a hard. When I passed, we scheduled the "Power Day." In the meantime, I spoke with a Tech Ambassador about company culture. A few days prior to Power Day, the recruiter sent me very detailed instructions about what to expect including what to study and how to prepare; everything but the questions themselves. A day prior I got the schedule, though I didn't know which type of tech interview to expect for which hour. The 4.5-hour (with half hour break) Power Day was remote, but relatively grueling for me.
I found the coding and architecture questions to be relatively straightforward, even fun. The last two got harder; the final question was not explained well and had typos in the code that were not the bugs being sought after.
I have to say, the recruitment process was all but perfect. The recruiter went well out of his way to keep me as informed as possible, even apologizing for not having an answer less than a day after Power Day ended. He also called me with the rejection. If every recruiter were as good as he is, the tech world would be a better place.
Interview questions [4]
Question 1
Solve some basic, industry-appropriate test cases in code.
I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Capital One in Jul 2023
Interview
Recruiter phone call with information about the job and fit
Code signal
Feedback
4 hour interview
Freed back within a day or so
Team matching where you interview with w team
Accept or reject offer
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Create a banking app with withdraw and deposit, think of edge cases. Negative balance etc,
Design a micro services system
Describe a time where you disagree with a co worker
I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at Capital One (New York, NY)
Interview
Online CodeSignal Assessment for Technical Screen. After successfully clearing the technical screen, I proceeded to a day-long onsite interview.
The onsite interviews included a coding interview, a behavioral interview, a system design interview, and a case study.
However, after three days, I received an automated rejection email. It's disheartening to spend an entire day interviewing with a company, only to receive an impersonal automated email as the outcome. Many companies of similar reputations and sizes typically extend the courtesy of a personal call or a customized email to communicate the results.
The recruiters treat you as if you're just a robot on the other side.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
The coding questions were mostly Leetcode Mediums.