Overall, the company is rock solid. The upper management is awesome (CXOs) - very efficient folks.
Pay structure is slightly above market standards.
Values employees a lot.
The middle management is a blocker, and things need to be repaired.
Office politics starts here. Need to be careful what you talk with the middle management; things can be taken personally, which in turn will spoil the engineer's career while here at Intuit.
Upper Management folks are awesome.
Middle Management needs some tweaking.
Call from recruiter. Scheduled interview. F2F rounds at Intuit Bengaluru office. It was a very long day, 9 am to 6 pm. Offer negotiation over call and email. I joined after 1 month. Overall, the process was seamless and they updated regularly.
There was one telephonic round which lasted for 25 minutes. It started with usual introductions and I was asked a few technical questions. I was called for a one-on-one interview after 4 days. This consisted of two technical rounds and one manageria
I received a call from a recruiter and scheduled a telephone interview. I waited for 15-30 minutes for the phone call at the scheduled time, but did not receive one. I then emailed the recruiter (HR) about this and received a reply stating that they
Call from recruiter. Scheduled interview. F2F rounds at Intuit Bengaluru office. It was a very long day, 9 am to 6 pm. Offer negotiation over call and email. I joined after 1 month. Overall, the process was seamless and they updated regularly.
There was one telephonic round which lasted for 25 minutes. It started with usual introductions and I was asked a few technical questions. I was called for a one-on-one interview after 4 days. This consisted of two technical rounds and one manageria
I received a call from a recruiter and scheduled a telephone interview. I waited for 15-30 minutes for the phone call at the scheduled time, but did not receive one. I then emailed the recruiter (HR) about this and received a reply stating that they