Capital One Finance Rotation Program
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on 9/21/11 at 11:47am
Any one have any ideas about it? I can't seem to find anything on here about it, just the business analyst program. Exit ops? pay? am I going to be doing anything interesting?





I know entry level is about
I know entry level is about 60k+20k signing bonus+10% eoy bonus. Exit ops would be similar to most corporate positions.
aintnospam wrote: I know
I know entry level is about 60k+20k signing bonus+10% eoy bonus. Exit ops would be similar to most corporate positions.
Wrong
If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses - Henry Ford
no way are they paying 20
no way are they paying 20 sign on lol
inspireddude wrote: no way
no way are they paying 20 sign on lol
They do but not for FRP. Only in certain circumstances.
If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses - Henry Ford
from speaking with my friends
from speaking with my friends who currently work there, the comp package comes out to 65 + 15 signing + 10% bonus.
I haven't had a carb since 2004.
is this Corp Finance or BO
is this Corp Finance or BO Finance?
DunderMifflinCEO wrote: from
from speaking with my friends who currently work there, the comp package comes out to 65 + 15 signing + 10% bonus.
That 10% is top of the range.
If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses - Henry Ford
Corp finance I believe. But
Corp finance I believe. But from what I am hearing talking to people the skills are 100% transferable to IB you'll be looking at balance sheets etc. Go to grad school and get an associate gig.
Corp finance I believe. But
Corp finance I believe. But from what I am hearing talking to people the skills are 100% transferable to IB you'll be looking at balance sheets etc. Go to grad school and get an associate gig.
This year the Cap One
This year the Cap One business analyst rotation is 68 base/20 signing/ 10% bonus for first year. I know finance is a little bit lower than that, probably 60-65 base + 10/15 signing
from my understanding when
from my understanding when capital one was on GT's campus, business analyst was kind of like operations, Industrial engineering related job function. i could be completely wrong.
FRP offer: 60K base, 9k signing, 1500 relocation, avg 4k yr end bonus
cabotmoose wrote: This year
This year the Cap One business analyst rotation is 68 base/20 signing/ 10% bonus for first year. I know finance is a little bit lower than that, probably 60-65 base + 10/15 signing
i literally just got off the phone with my recruiter for a Sr. Business Analyst offer. They offered 75 base, 5 signing, 5 relo (after tax) + up to 20% bonus for the top performers. i questioned him about the signing bonus and he said that's pretty standard and he would have to give a reason on why to give a higher signing bonus if i wanted one.
Im calling him back Monday to take it since its the best option I have but man, I was hoping for a higher bonus. Where are yall getting these figures?
td45 wrote: cabotmoose
This year the Cap One business analyst rotation is 68 base/20 signing/ 10% bonus for first year. I know finance is a little bit lower than that, probably 60-65 base + 10/15 signing
i literally just got off the phone with my recruiter for a Sr. Business Analyst offer. They offered 75 base, 5 signing, 5 relo (after tax) + up to 20% bonus for the top performers. i questioned him about the signing bonus and he said that's pretty standard and he would have to give a reason on why to give a higher signing bonus if i wanted one.
Im calling him back Monday to take it since its the best option I have but man, I was hoping for a higher bonus. Where are yall getting these figures?
He lied. That is not a standard signing bonus. You're coming in as a Senior Analyst which means you have work experience. The number quoted above is for entry level college grads and its 10k not 20k. Also, the FRP is paid differently than the analyst program.
If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses - Henry Ford