I love working at #IntuitPlano. I joined Intuit a little over a year ago after a 14-year long stint at another company, and I have no regrets.
I say #IntuitPlano is one of the best places to work!
I don't see any cons at this time.
I was asked basic React.js questions to assess my knowledge. There was a coding section that consisted of three tasks. The interview was conducted in React.js. Each task built upon the previous one. The interviewers were nice.
Applied online. Later, I emailed my resume to a recruiter via a reference and was called for a one-hour interview on the company's University Day in Plano, TX. The interview included basic coding questions, consideration between different data struc
A conversation on technical background was followed by a live coding challenge. The challenge was projected onto a screen in the boardroom, allowing interviewers to critique it as it was being completed.
I was asked basic React.js questions to assess my knowledge. There was a coding section that consisted of three tasks. The interview was conducted in React.js. Each task built upon the previous one. The interviewers were nice.
Applied online. Later, I emailed my resume to a recruiter via a reference and was called for a one-hour interview on the company's University Day in Plano, TX. The interview included basic coding questions, consideration between different data struc
A conversation on technical background was followed by a live coding challenge. The challenge was projected onto a screen in the boardroom, allowing interviewers to critique it as it was being completed.