Excellent pay and benefits package. Good company culture in general. Innovation and new ideas are welcome and rewarded.
Intuit always seems to be trying to play catch-up with smaller, more agile companies that threaten disruption, often shifting priorities to meet the latest "threat".
Cumbersome and time-consuming review process.
Career opportunities are probably more prevalent in the Mountain View office.
Move to a continuous review process where ongoing reviews are built into the weekly one-on-ones.
I received an email inviting me to apply for the Summer internship position by taking a Karat challenge. After the timed Karat challenge, I completed a live technical interview with Karat. The final step is to complete a second live technical interv
Karat Interview: An hour-long interview featured LeetCode top-tagged questions. Virtual Onsite: A 75-minute interview focused on an Object-Oriented Design (OOD) problem. Candidates were asked to demo a school project or anything related to their w
After I finished their online challenge, I was invited to a phone interview with Karat. (Yep, Intuit outsources the first technical interview session to Karat; I'm not sure about the following ones.) The interviewer was quite friendly. He first ask
I received an email inviting me to apply for the Summer internship position by taking a Karat challenge. After the timed Karat challenge, I completed a live technical interview with Karat. The final step is to complete a second live technical interv
Karat Interview: An hour-long interview featured LeetCode top-tagged questions. Virtual Onsite: A 75-minute interview focused on an Object-Oriented Design (OOD) problem. Candidates were asked to demo a school project or anything related to their w
After I finished their online challenge, I was invited to a phone interview with Karat. (Yep, Intuit outsources the first technical interview session to Karat; I'm not sure about the following ones.) The interviewer was quite friendly. He first ask