A decent Work-Life balance. Flexible hours. Good benefits.
Intuit spends a lot of money on acquisitions that don't result in a better platform or offering. It's still run as a financial company, not a technology shop.
Put a check on attrition. A good deal of the highly skilled workforce is lost every year. Large technology acquisitions yield no value to the overall platform or offerings for Intuit.
The focal review is so broken. One bad manager can ruin career mobility.
The application was submitted on the website. I was scheduled for a 1-hour phone screen. The individuals who called were pleasant and asked solid, basic Java questions. I was then called for an onsite interview. I was given a craft demo project, wh
Two rounds of in-person interviews were conducted. The first round was very technical and detailed, but relatively easy. The second round was very informal, more of a "getting to know you" opportunity. An offer came after two weeks. The offer was v
Zoom interview. Discuss the work we do and past experience. Then, write code to solve a problem. The bad part was that the coding platform did not compile. We didn't know why. The tool was very buggy. The question also ended up not being very clear.
The application was submitted on the website. I was scheduled for a 1-hour phone screen. The individuals who called were pleasant and asked solid, basic Java questions. I was then called for an onsite interview. I was given a craft demo project, wh
Two rounds of in-person interviews were conducted. The first round was very technical and detailed, but relatively easy. The second round was very informal, more of a "getting to know you" opportunity. An offer came after two weeks. The offer was v
Zoom interview. Discuss the work we do and past experience. Then, write code to solve a problem. The bad part was that the coding platform did not compile. We didn't know why. The tool was very buggy. The question also ended up not being very clear.