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  • capitalone.com

20 people at Capital One in our data have reviewed 21 software products; the most reviewed are Culture Cloud by O.C. Tanner (4 people), Slack (3 people) and Skype (2).

At Capital One, 20 people across 2 countries have reviewed 21 distinct software products. 8 people in Engineering & IT account for the most reviews, followed by 4 people in Consulting & Analysis. The reviews span collaboration tools, cloud infrastructure, HR systems, and analytics platforms.

People in our data
20
Products reviewed
21
Teams
5
Countries
2

The stack, by team

Counts are people at Capital One who reviewed each product. All 21 products: Culture Cloud by O.C. Tanner, Slack, Skype, Google Workspace, GitHub, Woven, GoTo Connect, Zoom, UKG Pro, Adobe Dreamweaver, SurveyMonkey, Snagit, Workday HCM, Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC), Glassbox, Popl - Digital Business Card Platform, Prezi, Sublime Text, Bitbucket, Visual Studio Code, Dropbox.

Who reviews software here

  • Software Engineer3
  • Product Manager2

A sample of the people at Capital One

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Frequently asked questions

What collaboration tools do Capital One teams review most?
3 people reviewed Slack, 2 reviewed Skype, and 1 reviewed GoTo Connect. 1 people also reviewed Zoom for video conferencing.
Which HR and workforce management products appear in Capital One reviews?
4 people reviewed Culture Cloud by O.C. Tanner, 1 person reviewed Workday HCM, and 1 person reviewed UKG Pro.
What development and cloud infrastructure tools do Capital One people review?
2 people reviewed GitHub, 1 person reviewed Amazon VPC, and 2 people reviewed Google Workspace. 1 person also reviewed Adobe Dreamweaver.

Source: the professional profiles of 20 people at Capital One in the Backchannels database that list software they reviewed. A review shows a person evaluated or used a product, not what the company bought. Request a correction or removal. All company tech stacks