Capital One Software Developer interview questions

Disorganized. Poor communication. Hastily put-together. Every step of the way, HR mismanaged communication and expectations. Full-time staff had no idea why I had to fly out to an alternate location to do an interview for a position in a different city. Instead of eating lunch with me, a potential recruit, they left me eat by myself with a salad that was sitting out for hours.

5 - 1 on 1 interviews after they flew me out to interview. I was strongly recruited over my own objections that my experience wasn't the exact right match and that the cost of living was too high. This lead me to believe that this was some unicorn company that understood that developers can and do learn new programming languages (all the time)..they are not. So after wasting 2 days of my time flying out there they told me they decided they didn't need my skill set. Ummm, what? You aggressively pursued me. Also, my background is nearly the same as 2 of the interviewers before they came to work here. Capital One doesn't value the candidate's time at all. They claim to be a tech company first and bank 2nd (heard this 5 times ) but they don't know how to do a skype interview? 2 of the interviews were 'company fit', which to me is code for age/race discrimination. I don't think the hiring managers even read my resume before I came on site. Huge disconnect between their corporate recruiter and hiring managers. Not surprising that their recruiter worked in a different state than the hiring manager and their team. I sat in a tiny room for 6 hours while they paraded 5 people in to interview me. They took my lunch order by email before I got there. The secretary handed it to me to eat by myself in that same tiny room by myself during a 15 minute gap between interview 3 and 4. Red flags - no testing team, no BA's and developers must give 24 tech support to all of the code was sold as positive. Full stack developer apparently still means: we are too cheap to hire supporting roles so developers do everything.