Intuit onsite, craft demo?
I have an onsite with Intuit coming up and got an email from HR with following Onsite design an code exercise (craft demo) Craft Demo Presentation Lunch with a team member What should I be expecting or be prepared for? And what is this Craft Demo 🤔 SE-2 Yoe: 3.5 TC: 180
It will be a microservice you need to build... focus on design. There is no right answer . Good luck
It’s a simple problem for which you have to implement a real solution with real code. No pseudo code B.S. Few things to remember * Be confident and explain your approach * Justify the design * Start simple and get working code. * Nerd out on the your best version of the solution. The interviewer will want to see what you are really good at. It’s a format which eliminates the blabbers from the doers. Please don’t copy paste any code from online solutions, plagiarism is an immediate reject
Really appreciate the insight! The backend stack aka the solution could be in any OOD language or is there a preference for this? Also, does the demo comprise of backend only or is it a full stack solution?
What is the role you are interviewing for ?
I’ve got one coming up next week with quickbooks, pretty much the same pattern. Any suggestions/experiences? Appreciate the help!
Si. You have to develop a prototype based on given requirement. Requirement example build a system that allows you to let someone in the gate but there is a cool down period and restrictions on how many you can allow to let in and how you can let in. Another is building a backend micro service Restful APIs. You should use Postman to demo the api services and how you have handled exceptions and error logs. You need to have your laptop setup. Nice to demo would also be having your application running on a docker container. Test modules arent required and this is something you can do if you have time or atleast talk about it during your demo.
Thanks 007! That’s helpful. Do you know if the expectation around emphasis on design is focused more on the pattern or typical spring web app layers like web/service etc? Sorry for the trouble! Just getting a little anxious with the open ended prep for craft demo.
Would it be more of a full stack or backend oriented ?🙈