Interview help for intuit

I am looking for changing company after 5 yrs, target was big companies like Amazon, MS, Salesforce , gave few interview in small companies recently but failed in that badly. I am anxious right now. I have brushed up with basic array and string programs and framework creation of UI(selenium) + backend(restassured). Is there anyone who can guide me what topics I should prepare for the lead QA SDET interview. 1. How many string and array related problem should I do and what should be difficulty level? 2. Is there any other data structure should I prepare? 3. What practice website should I prepare for Programming questions?

Being a NLP Engineer with 4 years of work ex in the same domain, my current CTC is 17 LPA. So what should be my least minimum expected CTC in my next switch and that too i am planning to move to Bangalore ? Also , am i being underpaid ? Thanks

Hi Guys, I am attending an interview process for Lead Data Science. I want to know the previous experiences with to improvise my interview experience. The company having 5 rounds and each round is an elimination (the scary part). First round is DSA and Data Science fundamental. Where I have learnt DSA 5years ago and now I’m out of practice. For Data Science it might be more like ML (I assume). Second round is System Design, which will be more on designing system and scalability Third round is more off Technical And Managerial around. 4th round is managerial round 5th round is HR discussion I want to know where to prepare for all the rounds and what’s the efficient way to prepare for it.

Hey all, I am a 2024 graduate student and looking forward to joining PayPal. I have good internship experience and development and DSA skills. I have got to know that PayPal will start its hiring process from the Sept end. I really want to join PayPal and would love to get the referral/recommendation to the recruiter. I know who the recruiter is. Also please tell me how to best prepare for it and ace the interview. Thank you very much!

I interviewed for tech-analyst java position, after interview, Infosys sent an java Assessment wingspan link. Can anyone please explain what does it include.

I was in manual testing for 2 years. Left my job. Joined scaler. Cleared some mock interviews (except DSA). I am in desperate need of a job in developer role(full or backend). I need to clear DSA and ReactJS mock interview in order to be eligible for placements at scaler. I don’t see any other option now. And talking about DSA I don’t feel confident enough. Sometimes I go blank when there is a question. I don’t know to prepare DSA smartly and fast. Kindly suggest what should I do. (I’m not that bad at DSA. It’s just I’m not confident enough). So.. I’m open to all kind of possibilities and suggestions.

I will be appearing for post screening rounds at a Linkedin for Engineering Manager, ML role and I am not very sure how to prepare for it. There will be a total of six interviews which will include Product sense , leadership style , product design and Architecture round. Has anyone recently or in the past appeared for a similar role? How did you prepare for if and where should I be focussing. I have 10 yoe as a data scientist. Currently I lead a ds team.

Hi Everyone, I have an software Engineering practices round scheduled with GS for an analyst role. I would greatly appreciate any insights or tips from those who have experience with GS interviews or this specific round. I have almost 2 years of experience as a backend developer, primarily working with Java and Spring Boot. Any guidance would be invaluable for my preparation. Thank you in advance!

Need Intuit referral for the SDE Role (2024 Batch) I have some experience in Web Development at an ai start up, and have contributed to college consultancy projects. I bring skills in Html, Css, React, Flask, Fast Api and ExpressJS. I've also worked on react native project at a NGO Firm as a freelancer. I enjoy problem solving using Cpp and have completed 350+ problems on platforms like GFG and LeetCode. I am a Project Intern at Oracle, where I continue to develop my skills. Any referral would mean a lot to me. Thanks