Competent Employees. Everyone here is professional and very goal-oriented. The facilities are top-notch. The people seem to be the best in their respective fields. The attitude is 'can-do.' Most of my interactions with coworkers and even strangers have been positive. The environment is somewhere between IBM and Google: very relaxed yet extremely professional.
The only difficulty I experienced here at Intuit was coming from a startup. It was difficult to wrap my head around working for a large company. It was overwhelming at first to come to work at a 'campus.' Once I made the adjustment, the 'corporate life' did not bother me at all.
Try to balance the broad picture with task specifics when communicating project goals.
Recruiter reached out via email. Process took close to 2+ months. * Karat Coding Assessment (offline): Topological Sorting. * Karat Video Interview: Two graph-based problems. * One onsite round: Hashmap, binary search, and heap.
Two-karat interviews: 1. One-hour coding challenge (2 hours total). 2. One-hour technical round with three questions, mostly on trees, like level traversal. And one behavioral round from Intuit, which is 30 minutes and pretty easy.
First, I completed an online coding challenge. Then, I had an online interview through Karat. The interviewer asked me to explain my algorithm, including its time and memory complexity from the coding challenge. Afterward, they posed a different co
Recruiter reached out via email. Process took close to 2+ months. * Karat Coding Assessment (offline): Topological Sorting. * Karat Video Interview: Two graph-based problems. * One onsite round: Hashmap, binary search, and heap.
Two-karat interviews: 1. One-hour coding challenge (2 hours total). 2. One-hour technical round with three questions, mostly on trees, like level traversal. And one behavioral round from Intuit, which is 30 minutes and pretty easy.
First, I completed an online coding challenge. Then, I had an online interview through Karat. The interviewer asked me to explain my algorithm, including its time and memory complexity from the coding challenge. Afterward, they posed a different co