Good work culture and work-life balance. Great benefits, including commuting and a free onsite gym facility.
Intuit recently had mass layoffs, which came out of the blue. Though the severance was sustainable, the handling of the entire situation was awful. Managers seemed unaware, and it felt like they were pushed to throw people under the bus so Intuit could label the fired employees as underperformers.
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I applied for a full-stack role. I was asked questions about each layer and how I would implement a real app using real-world examples. There were little to no algorithms. I was asked to build an app from scratch (React Create App and Express Quic
Really smooth and well-organized interview. The first few rounds were with a third-party company. The "Lays" round was online with employees. They were understanding and intelligent. Felt like they were interested in me and my journey.
This is probably just me, but the whole experience was terrible. My recruiter contacted me the morning of the onsite and sent me the challenge for round 1 before I arrived. I commuted from SF, so I didn't have a chance to review it. Here's my exper
I applied for a full-stack role. I was asked questions about each layer and how I would implement a real app using real-world examples. There were little to no algorithms. I was asked to build an app from scratch (React Create App and Express Quic
Really smooth and well-organized interview. The first few rounds were with a third-party company. The "Lays" round was online with employees. They were understanding and intelligent. Felt like they were interested in me and my journey.
This is probably just me, but the whole experience was terrible. My recruiter contacted me the morning of the onsite and sent me the challenge for round 1 before I arrived. I commuted from SF, so I didn't have a chance to review it. Here's my exper