Good company to retire with. Best tech used in market. Flexible work.
Nothing. I don’t see any cons in the company.
Initially, I was interviewed for a BU. Although the interview went well, I was rejected for unknown reasons. Later, I received a call from the same HR asking about my interest in taking another set of interviews for a different BU. I accepted and wen
The interview went well. There were 3-4 rounds covering algorithms, data structures, and system design. However, after the rounds, it's really not clear if I have cleared. I faced mixed reactions. The interviewers seemed happy with the performance,
I received an email from a TA person, followed by a phone discussion with a coordinator. Surprisingly, it seems a company like Intuit does not pay much attention to its TA professionals. There was no initial discussion from a recruiter to learn more
Initially, I was interviewed for a BU. Although the interview went well, I was rejected for unknown reasons. Later, I received a call from the same HR asking about my interest in taking another set of interviews for a different BU. I accepted and wen
The interview went well. There were 3-4 rounds covering algorithms, data structures, and system design. However, after the rounds, it's really not clear if I have cleared. I faced mixed reactions. The interviewers seemed happy with the performance,
I received an email from a TA person, followed by a phone discussion with a coordinator. Surprisingly, it seems a company like Intuit does not pay much attention to its TA professionals. There was no initial discussion from a recruiter to learn more