didn't get to pick teams, so I ended up on a team I didn't really enjoy.
Phone interview via Webex, which showed slides online. There were a bunch of programming questions on the slides. Questions ranged from simple algorithm questions, like finding anagrams, to more complicated design and debugging questions. A 1:1 inte
I attended a job fair at my college and spoke with a representative from Intuit. The representative explicitly stated that, based on my resume, I would be a good candidate for an internship and should expect to schedule an interview soon. A few days
The interview process involved a very quick first interview followed by a second technical interview. The technical interview was straightforward and easy to follow, with a proctor present. The full technical interview lasted about 45 minutes. The ti
Phone interview via Webex, which showed slides online. There were a bunch of programming questions on the slides. Questions ranged from simple algorithm questions, like finding anagrams, to more complicated design and debugging questions. A 1:1 inte
I attended a job fair at my college and spoke with a representative from Intuit. The representative explicitly stated that, based on my resume, I would be a good candidate for an internship and should expect to schedule an interview soon. A few days
The interview process involved a very quick first interview followed by a second technical interview. The technical interview was straightforward and easy to follow, with a proctor present. The full technical interview lasted about 45 minutes. The ti