[aaronbrethorst]

Your statement doesn't make any sense. A quick search of LinkedIn shows:

    2,798 results for capital one software engineer

It's a company with a $50bn market cap, and ostensibly stable 9-5 employment. This is more of a symptom of having a ton of different products where people weren't interested or weren't able to create a unified login system.

Chalk it up to 'bad' engineering practices if you want, but not that there's no one to work at these companies.

[UmDieWelt]

You realize people take jobs at companies they don't want to work for all the time, right? So your statement is the one that doesn't make any sense.

[faramarz]

Also worth noting, Capital One recently bought the powerhouse design shop, Adaptive Path. I think they recognize the need for for better UX

[wheaties]

It's organization debt or the difficulty of getting such a large organization to gather enough inertia to make a move.

[baddox]

I don't even think it's bad engineering practice. It seems like rather reasonable and efficient UI.

[aaronbrethorst]

12+ separate logins is, imho, neither reasonable nor efficient.