Intuit has an excellent working environment and a great company philosophy.
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Technical interview: * Consisted of a code problem to solve. * The interviewer indicated that it was okay to look up something (e.g., API syntax) if needed, which I did. However, this was then listed as a negative in the feedback I received.
Just had first round of interview over the phone with screen sharing. Interviewer was very knowledgeable. First started with introduction and discussion of technologies they were looking for the specific role. Then technical discussion and live codin
I was contacted via email by a recruiter to complete a simple coding challenge on my IDE and reply back with the code attached. I completed it within the given timeframe but never heard back. I emailed him again a few times but never received a reply
Technical interview: * Consisted of a code problem to solve. * The interviewer indicated that it was okay to look up something (e.g., API syntax) if needed, which I did. However, this was then listed as a negative in the feedback I received.
Just had first round of interview over the phone with screen sharing. Interviewer was very knowledgeable. First started with introduction and discussion of technologies they were looking for the specific role. Then technical discussion and live codin
I was contacted via email by a recruiter to complete a simple coding challenge on my IDE and reply back with the code attached. I completed it within the given timeframe but never heard back. I emailed him again a few times but never received a reply