Good compensation and excellent benefits package. There's a cafeteria and gym onsite, and they pay for education.
Good work-life balance, except during tax season.
It is possible to get away without working much, and many people do.
People are mediocre at best, and lazy and incompetent at worst. Managers yell, scream, and call people in to work on Saturdays. Meetings take a better portion of the day, and it's important to go and agree with the powers that be. People are punished for bad decisions but are not rewarded for good ones; therefore, it is very hard to get to a decision at all. Discussions go on for weeks and months.
There is a general culture of firefighting. The most brownie points go to the person fighting the biggest fires, never mind that those are generally the people who caused the fires in the first place.
It's not enough to pay technical contributors well. It is important to have some respect for people who actually make the product that the company sells. Senior management doesn't always know best.
I had a technical interview before the actual onsite interview. Coding (45 minutes): I was asked to design balanced parentheses, which I was able to solve. AI (30 minutes): The discussion covered general AI questions, examples of native AI products
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
First round was a technical Phone Screen (LeetCode Tagged Intuit). Onsite: * Craft Demo and Chat: You need to build a mini project in 1.5 hours. Work solo. * Present that for 1 hour. * Lunch. * Behavioral with the manager. * Technical dis
I had a technical interview before the actual onsite interview. Coding (45 minutes): I was asked to design balanced parentheses, which I was able to solve. AI (30 minutes): The discussion covered general AI questions, examples of native AI products
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
First round was a technical Phone Screen (LeetCode Tagged Intuit). Onsite: * Craft Demo and Chat: You need to build a mini project in 1.5 hours. Work solo. * Present that for 1 hour. * Lunch. * Behavioral with the manager. * Technical dis