It has been a tough time given the COVID-19 situation. Amidst all of this, Intuit made good on its promise of an internship to all of its interns. The internship was conducted remotely, work from home.
The people at Intuit are friendly, cooperative, and filled with energy.
Since I had to work from home, I experienced several obstacles. But due to the supportive nature of the employees, I never hesitated to reach out to them, and they supported me in every way possible.
There's a unique thing about Intuit: they assign a buddy to every new employee, be it an intern, so that one has a go-to person in case of any problem.
None that I experienced yet.
The interview went well. There were 3-4 rounds covering algorithms, data structures, and system design. However, after the rounds, it's really not clear if I have cleared. I faced mixed reactions. The interviewers seemed happy with the performance,
There are three steps: * Resume review * Phone call interview * Technical round The technical round is around 75 minutes long, while the phone call interview is around 20 minutes.
It was an easy interview; they asked about Bellman-Ford algorithm and my projects and some DBMS concepts. Bellman-Ford Algorithm: This algorithm is used to find the shortest paths from a source vertex to all other vertices in a weighted graph, even i
The interview went well. There were 3-4 rounds covering algorithms, data structures, and system design. However, after the rounds, it's really not clear if I have cleared. I faced mixed reactions. The interviewers seemed happy with the performance,
There are three steps: * Resume review * Phone call interview * Technical round The technical round is around 75 minutes long, while the phone call interview is around 20 minutes.
It was an easy interview; they asked about Bellman-Ford algorithm and my projects and some DBMS concepts. Bellman-Ford Algorithm: This algorithm is used to find the shortest paths from a source vertex to all other vertices in a weighted graph, even i