Intuit has a positive working culture and productive environment. So far, I feel like I have learned a lot and am continuing to benefit my career.
I have not encountered many cons at Intuit. The interview process could be more standardized so that people know what to expect.
Make the interview process more standard.
First was a table coding round. You have to solve one problem in twenty minutes. Then there is a seventy-five minutes interview where you need to talk about your projects, resume, a design question, and an algorithmic question.
I applied online through the careers site and was given a coding challenge to finish. After the coding challenge, I was invited for a technical interview with their partners, Karat. I had a video interview with Karat, which wasn't too bad. The fir
I applied online and received an email with a coding challenge to complete. After passing the coding challenge, I received an email to schedule the final-round interview. The interview consisted of: * Demostrating a project I've worked on * Behavi
First was a table coding round. You have to solve one problem in twenty minutes. Then there is a seventy-five minutes interview where you need to talk about your projects, resume, a design question, and an algorithmic question.
I applied online through the careers site and was given a coding challenge to finish. After the coding challenge, I was invited for a technical interview with their partners, Karat. I had a video interview with Karat, which wasn't too bad. The fir
I applied online and received an email with a coding challenge to complete. After passing the coding challenge, I received an email to schedule the final-round interview. The interview consisted of: * Demostrating a project I've worked on * Behavi