Great Benefits - Made up for the slightly lower than average pay.
Alright Salary - It was a little on the low end for comparable companies.
Amazing People - Talented, experienced developers and great people to work with.
Mundane tasks.
Over-management one yet, under-management the next (from tracking every 15 minutes to not knowing what is going on within your own department).
At the time, no incentives or programs were in place for personal growth or tangent projects.
Make innovation a priority, and not just in market-tested and approved areas.
Take some chances on ideas that might not pan out, since you have a product that pays the bills already.
Start with behavioral questions, such as "Why do you want to work at Intuit?" followed by two technical questions. They are fairly easy, and both are from LeetCode. Just do all questions on LeetCode, and you should be fine.
I was asked two technical questions. Both were around the difficulty of "Cracking the Coding Interview" questions. I was asked in-depth about C++ because I demonstrated C++ knowledge. The interviewers were conversational and supportive. They expe
This was a standard interview. They requested a PowerPoint slide as a method of self-introduction, which was new to me. They bumped me down a level after the technical assessment. For DSA, they send you a prep document ahead of time, and the technica
Start with behavioral questions, such as "Why do you want to work at Intuit?" followed by two technical questions. They are fairly easy, and both are from LeetCode. Just do all questions on LeetCode, and you should be fine.
I was asked two technical questions. Both were around the difficulty of "Cracking the Coding Interview" questions. I was asked in-depth about C++ because I demonstrated C++ knowledge. The interviewers were conversational and supportive. They expe
This was a standard interview. They requested a PowerPoint slide as a method of self-introduction, which was new to me. They bumped me down a level after the technical assessment. For DSA, they send you a prep document ahead of time, and the technica