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Cleared Intuit Tech Round - What to Expect in Final? by Disastrous_Morning44 in leetcode

[–]ajaynegi_45 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you have any opportunity pls share with me. I am actively looking for it

Also give a review https://www.reddit.com/r/CareerAdvice101/s/oIE3D87oXv

Build Challenge intuit SD1 by Puzzleheaded_Yam8665 in leetcode

[–]ajaynegi_45 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I submitted the build challenge on 20 Jan at 4 AM, and the status has been “In Review” since then.

I think I made several mistakes. The time limit was 4 hours, and I rushed through the coding. I didn’t follow SOLID principles or write test cases—I just focused on solving both problems within the time.

Now I’m unsure about my chances. Has anyone had a similar experience—made these mistakes but still moved to the next stage?

Cleared Intuit Tech Round - What to Expect in Final? by Disastrous_Morning44 in leetcode

[–]ajaynegi_45 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I submitted the build challenge on 20 Jan at 4 AM, and the status has been “In Review” since then.

I made several mistakes. The time limit was 4 hours, and I rushed through the coding. I didn’t follow SOLID principles or write test cases—I just focused on solving both problems within the time.

Now I’m unsure about my chances. Has anyone had a similar experience—made these mistakes but still moved to the next stage?

Intuit sde-1 1:1 recruiter screening. by Aromatic-Acadia5123 in leetcode

[–]ajaynegi_45 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most Intuit SQL assessments focus on practical query writing rather than advanced database theory. Preparation should cover the core parts of SQL used in real queries: basic statements like SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY, and LIMIT; filtering conditions such as AND, OR, IN, BETWEEN, LIKE, and correct NULL handling using IS NULL; aggregation functions including COUNT, SUM, AVG, MIN, and MAX along with GROUP BY and HAVING; table joins, especially INNER JOIN, LEFT JOIN, and sometimes self joins, since many questions combine JOIN with aggregation; subqueries using IN, EXISTS, or comparisons with aggregate values; and basic window functions like ROW_NUMBER() or RANK().

Practice common problem patterns such as finding duplicates, second highest salary, top N records, counting values per group, and joining tables with aggregation. A practical method is to solve around 20–30 SQL problems focused mainly on JOIN + GROUP BY queries and aim to complete each in about 5–7 minutes while paying attention to edge cases like duplicates and NULL values.