The benefits at Intuit were great. Even though I was in San Diego, their benefits are competitive with Bay Area tech companies.
Financial software isn't the most rewarding and exciting field to work in.
I interviewed at a university after applying through my university's careers website. The interview had two parts: behavioral and technical. The behavioral part focused on resume-listed achievements and answers to questions like "Tell me a time when
The interview process consisted of four rounds. The first two rounds were technical coding interviews. The third round focused on design and data structures, followed by a hiring manager interview. The interviewers were extremely knowledgeable and
I received an email and spoke with a recruiter about a position they found that was a better fit than the one I applied for. I thought this was great, as I would be an even stronger candidate. However, I never heard from the recruiter again, not even
I interviewed at a university after applying through my university's careers website. The interview had two parts: behavioral and technical. The behavioral part focused on resume-listed achievements and answers to questions like "Tell me a time when
The interview process consisted of four rounds. The first two rounds were technical coding interviews. The third round focused on design and data structures, followed by a hiring manager interview. The interviewers were extremely knowledgeable and
I received an email and spoke with a recruiter about a position they found that was a better fit than the one I applied for. I thought this was great, as I would be an even stronger candidate. However, I never heard from the recruiter again, not even