I applied through a recruiter. The process took 6 weeks. I interviewed at Intuit (Mountain View, CA) in Feb 2019
Interview
I applied for full stack. Asked me questions about each layer and how I would implement a real app using real world examples. Little to no algorithms. Asked me to build an app from scratch (react create app and express quick start were allowed).
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Intuit (Nueva Delhi)
Interview
First, a pen and paper round was taken of 15 selected people and 5 were selected for the interview round. Random questions from networks, DS, OS, Information Security were asked from everyone. Only 1 was selected.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Internal working of hash. Difference between encryption, encoding and hashing.
I applied online. The process took 5 weeks. I interviewed at Intuit in Jun 2019
Interview
Phone screen by HR, then a follow up phone interview by a couple programmers. Asked to do a coding project before onsite interview, fairly simple. Was invited to the SD site twice for onsite interview. The second interview I was in a room with 4 programmers and they had me whiteboard coding equations for 2 hours. Really, 2 hours... And I think they get together before the meeting to figure out what is the hardest, most stupid irreverent questions they could think of. I'm sure they couldn't have figured them out either.
After the 2 onsite interviews, I was not contacted for 2 weeks. I tried a follow up, but got the runaround. Finally after 4 weeks, they tell me that the position was filled. Absolute LIE... They were hiring for multiple positions, and they are still posting the same job, a month after the interview.
Advise to Intuit:
1. Don't LIE to candidates
2. If you are going to give whiteboard tests, make them relevant to the position !!