Ambiance, colleagues, honesty, premises, transparency, work tools... Everything is good about coming to work at Intuit.
The steps are underway, as are the investments (or almost).
The hierarchy is attentive, and it's the first time I've allowed myself to be completely honest with my boss, which is saying something.
A lot of meetings. Positivity took over everything, perhaps tiring (and yet I like it).
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I was called upon for the first time over there on Saturday. It was very badly organized, and there were very few technical panelists to interview a lot of candidates. I had to waste the whole day to just complete one round. They called again and to
The interview was poorly organized, with random people participating. It gave the impression of dealing with a ghost position. For example, I received an invitation to a meeting with one individual, but someone else appeared. I'm uncertain if that p
It was an interesting experience. I had a phone interview with the recruiter and afterwards a coding interview with a staff engineer. The last interview ran for about 5 hours with various individuals in a panel. It was divided into a coding section
I was called upon for the first time over there on Saturday. It was very badly organized, and there were very few technical panelists to interview a lot of candidates. I had to waste the whole day to just complete one round. They called again and to
The interview was poorly organized, with random people participating. It gave the impression of dealing with a ghost position. For example, I received an invitation to a meeting with one individual, but someone else appeared. I'm uncertain if that p
It was an interesting experience. I had a phone interview with the recruiter and afterwards a coding interview with a staff engineer. The last interview ran for about 5 hours with various individuals in a panel. It was divided into a coding section