I received official confirmation at 9pm that night, receiving the offer from HR as well as documents.Īt this point I had several job offers I was toying with. He came up, shook my hand and told me he hopes to see me at Capital One this summer. Apparently, all of the interviewers had a meeting and discussed who they were going to accept because I saw my last interviewer come out.
The final interviewer was my favorite, to be honest I think we spent most of the time discussing one of the projects I was working on in my spare time.Īfter the six hours of interviews/hanging around, we had dinner and I was waiting for my flight back to Champaign IL. I glanced at it, tossed it back and told the answer (that was a quick half hour technical interview…). Another of the interviewers tested my technical skills by presenting me with a simple program which flipped a string and asked me what it does. to go with option A or B to solve a problem). One presented me with a “business problem,” which was a fairly simple problem any business would face (i.e. Honestly, my interviewer seemed rather tired or bored, and the interview lasted maybe twenty minutes.įollowing my first interview I received a call the next day saying I passed the first interview and that they would like to fly me out to Richmond for a “power day.” In essence, I went to Richmond and was interviewed by three or four managers, each was testing various aspects of my abilities. I had a developer asking me about projects, different tools I used, why I chose those tools, what my five year plan was, etc. The interview was fairly easy, and was not in any way technical.
I was selected for the interview, a day or two later and had the in person interview. At this point I was trying to obtain practice interviewing, which I discussed in my article, What I Look For In An Interview. I did not meet with anyone, nor really do any research on the company. I originally applied to Capital One online after they visited my school and I saw that they were at a career fair. Now, for my Capital One internship review! Selecting Capital One TDP Internship I am sorry I have been neglecting you, my diligent readers, but I am indeed back (after I move this weekend)! This was because I was finishing up my internship, am in the process of moving, have been working on Selenium Factory (for Capital One) and another (secret personal) project, as well as contributing to Top Financial Advisor. Over the past month I have been neglecting this website. Prior to diving into my internship experience, I feel I owe my readers and apology. However, in this article I would like to share what I have learned as well as how the internship was “styled.” Hatching Selenium Factory Anyone who knows me knows I am a pretty critical guy, and as such I have many suggestions to make the program better. I must say, I was highly impressed by the program and felt it was one of the better intern/development programs out there. The summer of 2014, I was employed by Capital One as an intern in the Technology Development Program (or TDP). I can answer any questions and also potentially refer you! If you are interested in the TDP program, please send me an email:
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