Intuit is overall a laid-back and fun place to work. You get to learn a decent amount of skills and interact with mostly friendly folks. They have good benefits, including good health insurance.
Some of the management is old school and frowns upon remote work, even though I personally feel more productive at home (especially for Software Development tasks). There are employees who prefer people of their own nationality of origin, and that may impact your chances of promotion. There isn't a clear path to promotion in this company, and talent ends up leaving for better chances.
Encourage employees who are willing to do the hard work for improving their career path.
It was hard to crack. They asked me LeetCode questions and had a technical interview. In the interview, they asked really deep questions about my experience in the industry and also about the projects I have worked on.
The first round is a typical HR round.
Methodical and streamlined interviews. HR professionals are well informed. Feedback is shared after every round. There is an A4A process where a candidate is asked to present a case study. Results are shared promptly, and it's truly a well-designe
It was hard to crack. They asked me LeetCode questions and had a technical interview. In the interview, they asked really deep questions about my experience in the industry and also about the projects I have worked on.
The first round is a typical HR round.
Methodical and streamlined interviews. HR professionals are well informed. Feedback is shared after every round. There is an A4A process where a candidate is asked to present a case study. Results are shared promptly, and it's truly a well-designe