Very important pros:
For me, everything is perfectly fine at Intuit. They provide everything you need to work, so there are no cons. (There are minor cons that will exist in every company, so I'm not counting them.)
The process for careers/referrals can be made more efficient.
The first round was telephonic, followed by technical questions.
The technical process was pathetic and terrible, and not at all organized. Their recruiters need to know that they are wasting candidates' time and energy. They should review it and make sure it doesn't happen to other candidates.
One of the recruiters approached me through LinkedIn for the position of Senior Software Engineer. HR personnel were kind and shared the process in detail. The first round was a programming round where I was given two problems. I solved them using
The first round was telephonic, followed by technical questions.
The technical process was pathetic and terrible, and not at all organized. Their recruiters need to know that they are wasting candidates' time and energy. They should review it and make sure it doesn't happen to other candidates.
One of the recruiters approached me through LinkedIn for the position of Senior Software Engineer. HR personnel were kind and shared the process in detail. The first round was a programming round where I was given two problems. I solved them using