I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Capital One
Interview
The entire process felt very well organized. It began with an on-site interview at college. After passing that, they drove us down to Richmond for a power day. There were 3 major parts; a case interview, a technical interview, and a Job fit.
The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Capital One (New York, NY)
Interview
The usual interview process consists of 4 to 5 interviewers. Roughly half will be behavioral and the other will be technical.
In terms of what the interviews are like, the behavioral ones are just a a set of canned questions to determine that you are able to function as a human being.
The technical portion can vary significantly since it's just a random series of questions. If your interviewer is smart, your interview will be on the more difficult side. Mostly though, the interview process is fairly easy if you've done any work in the real world. The engineers that interviewed me were not very technical and knowledgeable. This resulted in a very easy interview.
If you want to work with the best and brightest, you will be disappointed. If I could lay off half the engineers there, I would.
This place advertises as a tech-oriented company but it's just fancy marketing to attract top talent. The turnover rate is extremely high here. Max career length for my team is 2 years with average being 6 to 9 months.
I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Capital One (Waterloo, ON)
Interview
I applied through my university. They asked about me and my projects. Then asked me what data structures would be used to implement an android app's two screens. Tried to answer despite not knowing Android. The interviewer gave very negative feedback and did not try to help me come to a good solution. He only kept shooting down possibly different implementations unless it was exactly what he wanted originally.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Given pictures of two views of an android app, design a data structure to make it.