Intuit has a wonderful culture comprised of boundaryless leaders, innovation at all levels, and a "win together" mindset. I've been here 16 years and have always had the opportunity to grow my career, while continuing to learn and take on exciting new roles.
As with any software company, there are short periods where the work/life balance can be an issue.
It was a 45-minute interview. They asked about map implementation in C++ using both a red-black tree and a hash table. After that, they asked a simple DSA question (course scheduling using topological sort) and simple OOPs concepts.
Karat interview. A couple of technical questions asked by someone external to Intuit; fair, standard technical questions. Behavioral interview: A university recruiter video chats with you, asking about examples where you exhibited their values. Supe
I was recruited after submitting my resume to a school info session. I received an email and scheduled two 30-minute interviews on campus: one technical and one behavioral. The technical interview was simple. I was asked more "how do you do this" q
It was a 45-minute interview. They asked about map implementation in C++ using both a red-black tree and a hash table. After that, they asked a simple DSA question (course scheduling using topological sort) and simple OOPs concepts.
Karat interview. A couple of technical questions asked by someone external to Intuit; fair, standard technical questions. Behavioral interview: A university recruiter video chats with you, asking about examples where you exhibited their values. Supe
I was recruited after submitting my resume to a school info session. I received an email and scheduled two 30-minute interviews on campus: one technical and one behavioral. The technical interview was simple. I was asked more "how do you do this" q