Intuit is a decent place to work. It's hard for me to really say because I came from a startup to join the behemoth that is Intuit.
There's a lot of bureaucracy, but that's to be expected at a company of Intuit's size. You can tell that they try to encourage the startup feel:
You can see the effort, but I don't feel these things are as effective as they imagine.
Intuit is a large company.
As with any large company, you sometimes struggle with getting the help information you need. This could be someone from HR vouching for your salary or any software that you might need.
There are also the security precautions, like having to regularly change your password and not choosing one that you've used in the past.
Now, all these things are necessary, but annoying nonetheless.
I'll admit, though, that I'm more cut out for smaller companies.
Value employees that work hard. Do your best to make employees feel appreciated.
Online assessment followed by a tech interview having medium DSA questions based on DP and Trees. Questions from core subjects such as DBMS, OS, and computer networks. A program based on OS as well. Answered all questions but still not selected.
I applied online and then received an OA question. After the OA, I was asked to attend an hour-long technical interview with Karat. It starts with going over the OA question, then proceeds to solving two coding questions.
The process began with a written test consisting of 3 coding questions. I had to complete any 2 out of 3 within 1.5 hours. This was followed by 4 rounds of interviews, all conducted on the same day. I was rejected after the 2nd round. During the wr
Online assessment followed by a tech interview having medium DSA questions based on DP and Trees. Questions from core subjects such as DBMS, OS, and computer networks. A program based on OS as well. Answered all questions but still not selected.
I applied online and then received an OA question. After the OA, I was asked to attend an hour-long technical interview with Karat. It starts with going over the OA question, then proceeds to solving two coding questions.
The process began with a written test consisting of 3 coding questions. I had to complete any 2 out of 3 within 1.5 hours. This was followed by 4 rounds of interviews, all conducted on the same day. I was rejected after the 2nd round. During the wr