First I talked to a screener, then was sent a take home test that has completely made me rethink working for this company. It was a 70 minute timed test that required access to my camera, microphone AND my entire screen to make sure I didn't "cheat" by looking things up like every programmer does dozens of times per day. The questions were mostly mathematic or algorithmic. I'd be very surprised if any of it even slightly resembles a day in the life at Capital One. Without the ability to look up a single thing, I lost a lot of time simply trying to quickly figure it out (the test platform doesn't allow debugging btw so have fun writing out print() statements if you want to monitor execution in any way) or having to work around not being able to look up a simple basic thing. I wasn't able to finish. I'm an experienced senior dev. Overall I'm not even sure I would want to work for Capital One after this. This test showed a willingness to massively invade my privacy and waste my time as well as being completely out of touch with how solving technical programming problems works in 2022. I've worked under enough bosses like that.