Great work-life balance. Work from home often. We value employees. The company is loyal. Brad Smith is the best CEO one could ask for. Very personal. Benefits and pay are amazing.
Unless you work in the San Diego or Mountain View offices, there isn't a lot of growth in IT-related jobs.
What was once a diverse company is no longer. Indians have taken over the company, and they only tend to hire their own. When a non-Indian worker leaves the company, they are replaced with an Indian member, either in the US or India. It's a shame that HR allows this to happen.
Force growth no matter what site you are at. Technologies that Intuit has implemented should have no impact on geo-location.
Stop turning a blind eye that Indians in the company only hire their own. It's being talked about by many non-Indian IT folks in the company, but because of political correctness, no one says anything.
First call with HR, which she forgot and postponed by one day. Next round with a tech lead who did not seem very technical and/or professional. He was not the planned interviewer and was replaced at the last minute. Questions included some easy Lee
The HR scheduled a telephonic technical interview. However, when I received the call, it consisted entirely of behavioral questions. There were no questions about my current project, no technical questions, and no coding. Only one agile-related quest
Applied through campus recruiting. Got a Karat coding challenge. Medium difficulty. You get unlimited time to solve, but it is recommended you complete within 45 mins. Completed in around 55 minutes.
First call with HR, which she forgot and postponed by one day. Next round with a tech lead who did not seem very technical and/or professional. He was not the planned interviewer and was replaced at the last minute. Questions included some easy Lee
The HR scheduled a telephonic technical interview. However, when I received the call, it consisted entirely of behavioral questions. There were no questions about my current project, no technical questions, and no coding. Only one agile-related quest
Applied through campus recruiting. Got a Karat coding challenge. Medium difficulty. You get unlimited time to solve, but it is recommended you complete within 45 mins. Completed in around 55 minutes.