I love Intuit's friendly culture. It is what you make of it. All of the pieces are there to build an awesome community.
People coast here. It's well known. Have kids, work for Intuit.
Have some courage and be more of a contrarian. Intuit has some pretty awful Pulse surveys that lead to nothing, but silent and awkward conversations about statistics. These statistics are not explained, and the questions are ambiguous.
The interview process included one OA, one behavior interview, and one final round. The process went smoothly, though it took some time for them to get back to me. Perhaps this was because I applied late.
I met with a recruiter in person and then applied online. After applying online, I received an email with a HackerRank assessment, which I completed with a perfect score. Shortly after, I was invited for the next round of interviews. I had two rou
They said it was a coding round, but it suddenly changed to a technical round. No coding questions were asked. They asked me to describe my role in previous projects, followed by a few questions in Java.
The interview process included one OA, one behavior interview, and one final round. The process went smoothly, though it took some time for them to get back to me. Perhaps this was because I applied late.
I met with a recruiter in person and then applied online. After applying online, I received an email with a HackerRank assessment, which I completed with a perfect score. Shortly after, I was invited for the next round of interviews. I had two rou
They said it was a coding round, but it suddenly changed to a technical round. No coding questions were asked. They asked me to describe my role in previous projects, followed by a few questions in Java.