Software Engineer Interview Experience - Woodland Hills, California
Process
It was a phone screening, firstly by the recruiter, followed by a technical phone interview a couple of days later.
Then, four rounds of technical interviews were held onsite, followed by discussions with the hiring manager after a couple of days.
This was followed by rounds of negotiations with the recruiter.
The entire process was smooth, and the recruiter always kept me in the loop.
Questions
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 3 interview experiences for the Intuit Software Engineer role in Woodland Hills, California.
Success Rate
Intuit's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in Woodland Hills, California is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Intuit's Software Engineer interview process in Woodland Hills, California.
Intuit Work Experiences
- 5.0Great Perks, Slow ProgressSoftware Engineer • Former EmployeeWoodland Hills, California, United StatesJuly 24, 2016Pros: Nice perks, nice benefits, great employer.Cons: Too laid-back employees take so long to move stuff to prod.
- 3.0Engineer, Scrum Master & Release ManagerSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeWoodland Hills, California, United StatesJuly 15, 2014Pros: Intuit is a good company to work for.Cons: Advancement in the company is quite limited.
- 4.0Great salary. Pretty corporateSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeWoodland Hills, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2017Pros: Great atmosphere to work in. Interesting domain. High compensations, bonuses, stock, etc. Work-life balance is fantastic. Ability to move between the company with relative ease.Cons: Corporate. Heavily focused on middle management. The state of their products would be much better if engineers (not "leadership") had more control over the product. Focusing engineers to make dashboards look good doesn't make great products. It's just fluff for job security, and it takes engineers away from doing actual engineering.
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