Get to make cross-functional impact.
Great learning curve. Get to learn a lot from your peers as well.
Work pressure but not crazy and it is manageable. You get spotlight (cash rewards) for working on any important/critical feature as well.
Team members are amazing and chill.
Lots of swag and some or the other fun events in office.
Free snacks all days / Lunch on some weekdays.
Could give better compensation/RSUs during joining.
It took about three weeks. I completed a phone screen. For the take-home portion, I was given a choice of three paths: * Share an open-source code or GitHub link to code I'd written in the past and then discuss it with the interviewer at the onsit
Fairly straightforward: * Recruiter call * Tech screen * Virtual on-site Nothing out of the ordinary. The tech screen was a bit all over the place, with parts technical and parts behavioral. The recruiter was very helpful.
I received an email from an Intuit recruiter who found me through LinkedIn. We had a 30-minute phone call, after which she transferred my case to another recruiter. The latter contacted me by phone and mentioned a possible technical phone interview
It took about three weeks. I completed a phone screen. For the take-home portion, I was given a choice of three paths: * Share an open-source code or GitHub link to code I'd written in the past and then discuss it with the interviewer at the onsit
Fairly straightforward: * Recruiter call * Tech screen * Virtual on-site Nothing out of the ordinary. The tech screen was a bit all over the place, with parts technical and parts behavioral. The recruiter was very helpful.
I received an email from an Intuit recruiter who found me through LinkedIn. We had a 30-minute phone call, after which she transferred my case to another recruiter. The latter contacted me by phone and mentioned a possible technical phone interview