Culture, work-life balance, overall employee support.
Good amount of time off and recharge days.
Fast-paced environment, especially in my team.
Ever-changing priorities, but overall it's manageable.
Pay seems low, especially in Canada, compared to competitors.
A recruiter reached out on LinkedIn, and I scheduled an interview through them. The experience up to this point was great. There was a 1-hour interview with someone who has worked at Intuit for 20 years. He showed up to the interview but did not int
First, there was a screen call as you'd expect, followed by a technical interview one-on-one with another engineer. Finally, there was a four-hour long panel-style interview with a couple of engineers, a data scientist, and the hiring manager.
The interview process was intense and lasted six hours. I had multiple interviews with team members, where I explained my code, designs, and the rationale behind each decision. It could have been split up.
A recruiter reached out on LinkedIn, and I scheduled an interview through them. The experience up to this point was great. There was a 1-hour interview with someone who has worked at Intuit for 20 years. He showed up to the interview but did not int
First, there was a screen call as you'd expect, followed by a technical interview one-on-one with another engineer. Finally, there was a four-hour long panel-style interview with a couple of engineers, a data scientist, and the hiring manager.
The interview process was intense and lasted six hours. I had multiple interviews with team members, where I explained my code, designs, and the rationale behind each decision. It could have been split up.