Great people, great environment, great benefits.
Sometimes WL balance isn't the best. It's rare, though.
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.
A recruiter reached out on LinkedIn, and I scheduled an interview through them. The experience up to this point was great. There was a 1-hour interview with someone who has worked at Intuit for 20 years. He showed up to the interview but did not int
I was approached by a recruiter. The interview process consisted of: * A phone screen * A 1-hour live coding session * A 5.5-hour (!!) panel that included project implementation, a presentation, technical questions, and a conversation with the hiri
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.
A recruiter reached out on LinkedIn, and I scheduled an interview through them. The experience up to this point was great. There was a 1-hour interview with someone who has worked at Intuit for 20 years. He showed up to the interview but did not int
I was approached by a recruiter. The interview process consisted of: * A phone screen * A 1-hour live coding session * A 5.5-hour (!!) panel that included project implementation, a presentation, technical questions, and a conversation with the hiri