They greatly respect your time with your family and will rarely expect you to work on weekends or nights.
Pay is mediocre here, but you are also working a lot less than other places.
They don't give a lot of focus to tech and engineering, which clearly shows in the quality of their product.
Listen to your engineers and quality team. Ignoring them and pushing a feature out too early will not help in the long run.
The interview process was really enjoyable. There was a demo session, which involved coding in your choice of language (frameworks/libraries were preferred), followed by: * Four rounds of one-on-one interviews * One round as a group panel sessi
Organized, well-planned, and relevant. The interviewers were very much to the point and specific with their questions. The questions seemed highly relevant to the profile. After the online round, all subsequent face-to-face interviews were conducted
I received a call from Intuit. They asked me to complete a 20-minute first-round test, which was easy. After the first round, they informed me about a "craft" round. HR emailed me an assignment, which they called a "craft," and gave me three days to
The interview process was really enjoyable. There was a demo session, which involved coding in your choice of language (frameworks/libraries were preferred), followed by: * Four rounds of one-on-one interviews * One round as a group panel sessi
Organized, well-planned, and relevant. The interviewers were very much to the point and specific with their questions. The questions seemed highly relevant to the profile. After the online round, all subsequent face-to-face interviews were conducted
I received a call from Intuit. They asked me to complete a 20-minute first-round test, which was easy. After the first round, they informed me about a "craft" round. HR emailed me an assignment, which they called a "craft," and gave me three days to