Capital One reviews

In general people are not responsible for the outcomes of their work. There is a real lack of connection between what we produce and what actually happens. Additionally, your success will largely be determined by the specific projects you are assigned to. As it is a bit of an experimental business, many of these will fail. So a really good analyst can get screwed because his project doesn't work while a poor analyst may succeed beyond imagination.

The only downside that bothers me is management's lack of trust in their employees. Yes, some employees are young (like myself), but sometimes I feel as if I am being treated like a child. Sometimes I feel like they doubt their employees' judgement, but I try not to let that bother me, especially if I know I am doing a good job. Work/life balance can be quite a challenge. I am in school and work part-time, and I have been faced with scheduling problems when it came down to final exam time. The issues were resolved, but was difficult at times.