I applied through college or university. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Intuit (Berkeley, CA) in Oct 2013
Interview
I initially applied online, but spoke with them at a career fair. Soon after I heard back from a recruiter, who scheduled an on campus interview. I actually accidentally missed the interview, emailed my recruiter apologizing profusely, and she set up a phone interview to replace it. My interviewers asked similar questions to the posts here- abstract classes vs. interfaces, the different scoping keywords in java, unit testing- From what my interviewers told me, they're not necessarily looking for the absolutely correct answer, but mainly that you at least have a general understanding. The interviews are half behavioral, half technical, so expect to be asked about projects and such from your resume. He asked why I wanted to work at Intuit, and other standard questions.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
The abstract class question was posed differently- he said something along the lines of "Suppose you have an interface in which certain aspects of the implementation could be defined and those would carry over to classes implementing it- when do you think that would be useful?" ."
OA tests DSA and general web dev concepts. 1 hour of OOP in Karat consisting of debugging and additional methods. Quick behavioral interview after that to check alignment with Intuit values
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Intuit in Feb 2023
Interview
3 rounds: first one with recruiter, second one with hiring manager, and last one with a PM and a SWE from the team that I will be working on. Everyone was so nice and helpful and made sure that I was updated with all steps of the process.
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Question 1
Walk us through a project that you have done (code, demo, etc)
I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Intuit (Houston, TX) in Nov 2022
Interview
Karat Interview: Overall it was a decently easy interview. Was asked two questions, one about determining the amount of people to access a given subdomain and another regarding contiguous subarrays.
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Question 1
Easy questions about subdomain and contiguous subarray.