Nothing much that I can think of in cons.
It was a very nice experience with the Intuit interview process. They were very professional. I received a call from Intuit HR for a telephonic round. Since my office is close to Intuit, I requested a face-to-face interview. HR accepted this request
The technical phone interview included a shared editor screen for the coding problem. The onsite interview consisted of: * Meeting with the recruiter * Presenting a project to a panel * Completing a project in three hours After the project
I applied on the corporate website. A couple of months went by, and I was eventually contacted by one of their corporate recruiters. She wanted to discuss a different position (QA), which I was not interested in. She was kind enough to hear what I *w
It was a very nice experience with the Intuit interview process. They were very professional. I received a call from Intuit HR for a telephonic round. Since my office is close to Intuit, I requested a face-to-face interview. HR accepted this request
The technical phone interview included a shared editor screen for the coding problem. The onsite interview consisted of: * Meeting with the recruiter * Presenting a project to a panel * Completing a project in three hours After the project
I applied on the corporate website. A couple of months went by, and I was eventually contacted by one of their corporate recruiters. She wanted to discuss a different position (QA), which I was not interested in. She was kind enough to hear what I *w