Good salary, some benefits like free dinner.
Smart people; almost all the people that I met there were pretty smart.
Free time.
Sometimes boring. Not a lot of benefits. Food is not the best. Boring work.
They should listen more to the engineers. They really have a lot of good ideas that can improve the company.
I've interviewed with several companies, and Intuit has been by far the best interview experience ever. The process took about a month. The recruiter reached out, and they were very enthusiastic about the company and the opportunity, which got me e
Applied via LinkedIn. Cleared a coding challenge and screening interview by Karat, and had a final interview with Intuit. They had a clear agenda for the interview that helped in interview prep.
The worst recruiting and hiring process I’ve encountered in tech. Recruiters are incompetent and do not care about candidates. They will not disclose interview prep info that you need and go completely dark when you have questions. Or they’ll give
I've interviewed with several companies, and Intuit has been by far the best interview experience ever. The process took about a month. The recruiter reached out, and they were very enthusiastic about the company and the opportunity, which got me e
Applied via LinkedIn. Cleared a coding challenge and screening interview by Karat, and had a final interview with Intuit. They had a clear agenda for the interview that helped in interview prep.
The worst recruiting and hiring process I’ve encountered in tech. Recruiters are incompetent and do not care about candidates. They will not disclose interview prep info that you need and go completely dark when you have questions. Or they’ll give