Interactive projects and helpful mentors
A little slow, but that's just due to the fact that Intuit is a big company.
Nothing. Great experience overall.
First, I talked to the university recruiter. Then, I had one technical phone screen with fairly basic programming questions (I was asked FizzBuzz) and some behavioral questions. It was pretty casual and seemed mostly focused on making sure you aren'
The hiring and interview process was relatively easy, and the interviewer was very kind. The recruiter I had at the time was very responsive and helpful. Basically, everything about Intuit made me want to join the company.
The process was quite easy. I applied through my university. The questions were not difficult at all. I attended my school's career fair, and they invited me for an interview. The entire process took one day.
First, I talked to the university recruiter. Then, I had one technical phone screen with fairly basic programming questions (I was asked FizzBuzz) and some behavioral questions. It was pretty casual and seemed mostly focused on making sure you aren'
The hiring and interview process was relatively easy, and the interviewer was very kind. The recruiter I had at the time was very responsive and helpful. Basically, everything about Intuit made me want to join the company.
The process was quite easy. I applied through my university. The questions were not difficult at all. I attended my school's career fair, and they invited me for an interview. The entire process took one day.