Great People, Untrustworthy Decisions
Great People, Untrustworthy Decisions
- Excellent people
- Good work-life balance
- Great mix of team diversity
- Decisions are made willy-nilly. They made a huge commitment to moving office locations only to second-guess themselves shortly after and core out the main Edmonton office.
- No employee trust. You can only keep laying off so many people before you're always looking over your shoulder.
- Politics is rampant up the chain.
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Quit changing your focus on the next big thing. You never give time to realize potential in anything.
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Quit chasing other companies. You come across as the little brother at school idolizing your big brothers Google, Apple.
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Metric-driven and losing creativity. Your metrics are forcing you to be non-stop trend followers and not bucking the trend with new ideas.
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Trim back on your meetings. 90% of them did not affect the day-to-day work of your people.
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Outsourcing. If you're not willing to deal with local teams in the community with sensitive data, then you're going to eventually lose the trust of your consumers.
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Intuit Interview Questions
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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.
Software Developer
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
Software Developer
It was canceled. They closed down the Boise office before I could do my interview. With the way they shut down and laid off employees, I guess I'm glad that I wasn't able to go through the interview process.
Software Developer
Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaOctober 1, 2017Start 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.
Software Developer
Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaNovember 1, 2018I 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
Software Developer
Boise, Idaho, United StatesJuly 26, 2024It was canceled. They closed down the Boise office before I could do my interview. With the way they shut down and laid off employees, I guess I'm glad that I wasn't able to go through the interview process.
