Free Food Free Transport Don’t have even a single word more than that.
Work anywhere or do it on less salary, but never work at Intuit as a contractor.
They will treat you like a small person or a third-class citizen, no matter if you are male or female.
No learning.
Literally, I was surprised. Full-time employees, be it a manager or SE2, they won't even say HI to you just because you are a contractor.
It's fine if you won't be invited for company-paid lunches or something. But let me tell you, humanity has died here. They won't ask you to participate in some FTE birthday celebration happening just next to you.
All FTEs and their managers have failed as humans here.
If you are a girl, especially, please don't join here. They can put pictures of giving goodies to workers, but there's nothing for you here, not even respect. Don't give yourself trauma by working here.
In fact, before flexi-seats, they had separate seats for CWs. My God, one small bench and chair facing the wall for someone who is a manager in their parent company and has been working here for the last 8 years. God knows how they were dealing with it for so many years.
I know money gets important sometimes, but working here should be the last option on Earth.
Please be human.
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Intuit came on-campus for summer internship recruitments. After the online assessment (OA), shortlisted students had an interview. It consisted of core CS questions (OOP, CN, OS) and solving DSA problems. The interview lasted for about one hour.
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