Perhaps one of the earliest things you may notice is that Intuit tends to hire people that match their values. You get to work with talented people who are not only amazing at their field but are good people to work with. They hire people who not only are bold and awesome but are team-oriented. They would rather hire 5 engineers who are hard-working and great to work with than 1 genius who's a jerk and brings people around him down. You can ask a question to people around you, and they are more than willing to drop what they are doing to help you.
Internally, teams may sometimes get a bit possessive of their tech, sometimes to the detriment of progress at an org level.
My advice to management would be: Keep doing amazing stuff. Hold true to the values set by the company because it's easy to let go of those things and let culture or past experiences take over during crunch time.
The interview process was smooth. All the rounds were to be held on the same day. 1. Crafts round (Machine coding) - 60 mins 2. Evaluation Crafts round - 60 mins. My evaluation was completed in 5 mins. I was asked system design (HLD+LLD) and a small
The A4A process, which is Access for Awesome, involved two rounds of telephonic interviews. One was with a senior technical individual, and the other was with a manager from another team (who also asked technical questions). Following the telephoni
I did not mean to apply for the SE RDP program, but somehow found my way to an onsite interview. I was unprepared for the coding question, which was not unexpected, and because of it, I was declined. However, the team was fantastic, professional in
The interview process was smooth. All the rounds were to be held on the same day. 1. Crafts round (Machine coding) - 60 mins 2. Evaluation Crafts round - 60 mins. My evaluation was completed in 5 mins. I was asked system design (HLD+LLD) and a small
The A4A process, which is Access for Awesome, involved two rounds of telephonic interviews. One was with a senior technical individual, and the other was with a manager from another team (who also asked technical questions). Following the telephoni
I did not mean to apply for the SE RDP program, but somehow found my way to an onsite interview. I was unprepared for the coding question, which was not unexpected, and because of it, I was declined. However, the team was fantastic, professional in