Great Work Culture
Great Work Culture
- Great products, real customer challenges drive innovation.
- Complete freedom and encouragement from management.
- Lot of support for innovation that help solve customer issues.
- Plenty of benefits such as spotlights, food, travel, etc.
- Great place to grow up the ladder.
A lot of work is RTB.
Most products can benefit from migration onto latest technologies.
In India, not every manager understands the Intuit culture and isn't as supportive or appreciative.
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Intuit Interview Questions
Intuit Interview Experiences
Software Engineer I
i) Telephonic Round ii) 4 rounds of interview: Coding, 2 Technical, and Hiring Manager. But I only had to give 3 rounds. After the telephonic interview, my next interview was one week later. The interview process was really good. The HR conducted
Software Engineer I
One tech interview, one HR interview, and one on-spot design work. Questions focused on algorithms and the resume. Little about design patterns, and when and where to use them. Specifically asked about the Factory, Template, and Builder patterns.
Software Engineer I
Campus Interview 1 Written Round: * Qualitative Analysis * Quantitative Analysis * Programming questions Standard works. 3 Face-to-Face Rounds: Two technical and one HR. * Coding in preferred OOP language, handling different use cases and scenario
Software Engineer I
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaNovember 1, 2015i) Telephonic Round ii) 4 rounds of interview: Coding, 2 Technical, and Hiring Manager. But I only had to give 3 rounds. After the telephonic interview, my next interview was one week later. The interview process was really good. The HR conducted
Software Engineer I
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 12, 2014One tech interview, one HR interview, and one on-spot design work. Questions focused on algorithms and the resume. Little about design patterns, and when and where to use them. Specifically asked about the Factory, Template, and Builder patterns.
Software Engineer I
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaNovember 1, 2011Campus Interview 1 Written Round: * Qualitative Analysis * Quantitative Analysis * Programming questions Standard works. 3 Face-to-Face Rounds: Two technical and one HR. * Coding in preferred OOP language, handling different use cases and scenario
