Unprofessional HR. I wonder how they are ranked the best firm to work for!

When a recruiter initially contacted me, they spoke about a team that runs its applications on the public cloud in a distributed environment, and I agreed to interview. Then, they changed it to some tools building team. I requested a team change, which they made after a while.

The interview process was of medium difficulty and took two weeks, with one more week to receive the offer. In the interim, I received an offer from a cloud-based startup, which is my passion to work for. I immediately informed Intuit HR that I wouldn't be joining because of it and wrote a courtesy email so they wouldn't hold the position.

The recruiter was very professional, stating, "If Intuit isn't suited for you this time, I doubt it will be so in the future!" I was really pulled back but couldn't care less and felt happy that I didn't join this firm with a nice set of people.

R1 - Blue Jeans

R2 - Hacker Rank

R3 - Technical programming on a whiteboard

R4 - Project discussion

R5 - Hiring Manager