Apart from free food and cab, nothing is good here for contractors.
They don't treat contractors like employees. Contractors are being treated as slaves. The moment you join the company, you can sense that.
If there are more contractors than FTEs in the team, then it would be OK. But if there are fewer contractors in the team, never ever go to that team. Your life will be ruined.
Contractors, please stay away from Intuit. At least filter the Glassdoor reviews by employer type as 'contract' and check the reviews before you join.
Please treat contractors like employees.
Remember, most of the employees at Intuit are contractors.
There were two rounds. The first round was DSA and CS fundamentals, with an overlook on the resume. The second round involved an SQL query, LRU cache implementation, and removing duplicates from a string. Lastly, they asked a situation-based questio
Phone screening followed by face-to-face interviews. Two rounds of phone screening. Six rounds of face-to-face interviews. Focus on Java programming, test plan, and strategy for a live problem. More focus on analytical and logical thinking.
Round 1 was OA: 4 questions were from easy to medium difficulty with 1 hard question. Round 2 was an interview: projects and DSA. Round 3 covered DBMS and CS fundamentals. Round 4 was HR.
There were two rounds. The first round was DSA and CS fundamentals, with an overlook on the resume. The second round involved an SQL query, LRU cache implementation, and removing duplicates from a string. Lastly, they asked a situation-based questio
Phone screening followed by face-to-face interviews. Two rounds of phone screening. Six rounds of face-to-face interviews. Focus on Java programming, test plan, and strategy for a live problem. More focus on analytical and logical thinking.
Round 1 was OA: 4 questions were from easy to medium difficulty with 1 hard question. Round 2 was an interview: projects and DSA. Round 3 covered DBMS and CS fundamentals. Round 4 was HR.