Intuit works on interesting and ambitious projects. There are many great people you will meet and enjoy working with every day. Overall compensation and benefits are hard to beat. Intuit definitely has a culture that values a fast-paced environment and strives to be a startup company, at least in R&D teams.
Lots of course changes, many frequent reorgs in the last 12 months, so it can be demotivating people. I think in a year, once the dust settles, it will be a much more pleasant place to work.
Power through your reorgs as fast as you can. I have a feeling people are fatigued with constant changes, so you may start losing talent if it doesn't stabilize a little bit soon.
Communicated via local recruiter, and she called back within 2-3 days. Directly called for an onsite interview. The process consisted of 3 rounds with senior-most people in the team. The interview was more around discussions and open-ended logical
Several rounds of interviews, including HR screening, tech screening, and a project demo. Overall a positive experience. The HR team was very efficient in providing feedback; I heard back from them the same day.
First, I talked to the university recruiter. Then, I had one technical phone screen with fairly basic programming questions (I was asked FizzBuzz) and some behavioral questions. It was pretty casual and seemed mostly focused on making sure you aren'
Communicated via local recruiter, and she called back within 2-3 days. Directly called for an onsite interview. The process consisted of 3 rounds with senior-most people in the team. The interview was more around discussions and open-ended logical
Several rounds of interviews, including HR screening, tech screening, and a project demo. Overall a positive experience. The HR team was very efficient in providing feedback; I heard back from them the same day.
First, I talked to the university recruiter. Then, I had one technical phone screen with fairly basic programming questions (I was asked FizzBuzz) and some behavioral questions. It was pretty casual and seemed mostly focused on making sure you aren'