Work from home, benefits even for seasonal/part-time employees, management is very in tune with employees' needs, and the salary is great in comparison to the local market.
Mixing taxes, software, and the general public makes for a very stressful environment. Working from home in this fast-paced industry makes you feel isolated. There are no full-time work-from-home opportunities.
Learn from mistakes and improve on them. You do, so keep it up!
I handed my resume to recruiters at a university job fair in the fall. I received a call in the spring asking if I'd like to interview. The interview was conducted on-campus and broken into two short segments. The first segment contained a few ques
Technical interview: * Consisted of a code problem to solve. * The interviewer indicated that it was okay to look up something (e.g., API syntax) if needed, which I did. However, this was then listed as a negative in the feedback I received.
Seemed like an interesting role, so I applied. Intuit has a bit of a reputation in this space, so I asked the recruiter about what kind of interviews I could expect. They said LeetCode and a backend-focused system design; I confirmed this, given the
I handed my resume to recruiters at a university job fair in the fall. I received a call in the spring asking if I'd like to interview. The interview was conducted on-campus and broken into two short segments. The first segment contained a few ques
Technical interview: * Consisted of a code problem to solve. * The interviewer indicated that it was okay to look up something (e.g., API syntax) if needed, which I did. However, this was then listed as a negative in the feedback I received.
Seemed like an interesting role, so I applied. Intuit has a bit of a reputation in this space, so I asked the recruiter about what kind of interviews I could expect. They said LeetCode and a backend-focused system design; I confirmed this, given the