A great company to work at
A great company to work at
The people are easy to get along with and are extremely helpful.
You also get to dedicate 10% of your working time to a personal project that you are passionate about.
Intuit also promotes employees to volunteer billable hours towards a charity/cause of your choice.
It is a larger company, so it can be difficult to "find your place" at first. You will need to do your part to stand out.
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Software Engineering Intern
Karat Interview: Overall, it was a decently easy interview. I was asked two questions: * One about determining the amount of people to access a given subdomain. * Another regarding contiguous subarrays.
Software Engineering Intern
I had two coding interviews and one behavioral interview, which was the final interview. During the final interview, the interviewer said that "I was a strong candidate for this internship." I thought I got the job, but no, I did not even get the f
Software Engineering Intern
I met them at a campus recruiting event. They were very nice and offered me an interview after I spoke with them at their booth. My interviews consisted of two 30-minute sessions: one technical and one behavioral. My interviewers were generally qui
Software Engineering Intern
Houston, Texas, United StatesNovember 1, 2022Karat Interview: Overall, it was a decently easy interview. I was asked two questions: * One about determining the amount of people to access a given subdomain. * Another regarding contiguous subarrays.
Software Engineering Intern
United StatesMarch 1, 2021I had two coding interviews and one behavioral interview, which was the final interview. During the final interview, the interviewer said that "I was a strong candidate for this internship." I thought I got the job, but no, I did not even get the f
Software Engineering Intern
United StatesSeptember 20, 2013I met them at a campus recruiting event. They were very nice and offered me an interview after I spoke with them at their booth. My interviews consisted of two 30-minute sessions: one technical and one behavioral. My interviewers were generally qui
