Engineering quality at Intuit is at least average, if not slightly above for a tech company. Pay is pretty competitive but not the best. It's not a bad company if you want to work a 9-5 corporate tech job.
There's a good bit of thrash in priorities. The corporate culture is soulless and bland. The CEO is a character, to say the least.
The recruiter reached out via LinkedIn. After asking clear questions about my experience, they moved quickly to efficiently set up the interviews. The first interview was generic and broad, more of a real-world request than a LeetCode problem. The n
I took a coding challenge and was then invited to interview via Karat with a really nice and involved interviewer. To my surprise, the final interview was an exhausting 1.5-hour-long session with three software engineers who asked more behavioral que
I received an initial call from HR in Ontario. I felt the representative was not very interested in our conversation over the phone. We spoke for exactly three minutes. I was told my resume would be handed over to the manager. I have been waiting eve
The recruiter reached out via LinkedIn. After asking clear questions about my experience, they moved quickly to efficiently set up the interviews. The first interview was generic and broad, more of a real-world request than a LeetCode problem. The n
I took a coding challenge and was then invited to interview via Karat with a really nice and involved interviewer. To my surprise, the final interview was an exhausting 1.5-hour-long session with three software engineers who asked more behavioral que
I received an initial call from HR in Ontario. I felt the representative was not very interested in our conversation over the phone. We spoke for exactly three minutes. I was told my resume would be handed over to the manager. I have been waiting eve