Intuit is an incredible place to work
Intuit is an incredible place to work
Intuit is a family. I've found it to be incredibly collaborative; people tend to be super nice and don't hesitate to help you.
The company values are extremely ingrained - people live and work for them.
The company is also extremely diverse. The benefits are awesome, and the work-life balance is superb.
People tend to stay at Intuit for a lot longer than the average retention rate of companies. You can also move around the company with ease.
Perhaps it is too big a company, and you don't get to experience and absorb all of it. But that's just subjective. And to be honest, all big, established companies are probably like this.
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Software Engineer I
The shortlisting was done on the basis of an online round which consisted of 23 questions (20 MCQs and 3 coding questions). It was hosted by HackerEarth. The difficulty of questions varied from easy to difficult. Round Two (Technical Interview, appr
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
The interview consisted of three rounds, all conducted onsite in a single day. Prior to this, I was screened from a number of freshers (undergraduates) through a subjective test. This test involved solving logical and data structures-based questions
Software Engineer I
IndiaJuly 1, 2015The shortlisting was done on the basis of an online round which consisted of 23 questions (20 MCQs and 3 coding questions). It was hosted by HackerEarth. The difficulty of questions varied from easy to difficult. Round Two (Technical Interview, appr
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, IndiaJanuary 1, 2014The interview consisted of three rounds, all conducted onsite in a single day. Prior to this, I was screened from a number of freshers (undergraduates) through a subjective test. This test involved solving logical and data structures-based questions
