Everyone I've worked with is intelligent, kind, and genuinely cares about your success.
Benefits are superb, and pay is very good.
The work is meaningful and challenging.
Work experience can vary greatly depending on which team you are in, due to Intuit being such a large company.
It's hard work. You are expected to make an impact, and sometimes, that can take a lot of effort.
Keep up the focus on employees, please! It's awesome to see you care and make improvements all the time.
A recruiter reached out to me recently, knowing me very well from an interview with the company I did a few years ago that did not work out. I had kept in touch over the years. The recruiter thought of some openings that would be a good fit for me so
I was told that the interview process has changed recently, where a take-home project is given to candidates. If a candidate moves to the next stage, they will be called on-site. Intuit's technical folks and architects are smart and very friendly.
Talk about all the details of your project. Do a craft project, and you need to give an architecture POC of the project, implementation, testing, and etc. It would be great if you could compare the pros and cons of each of the solutions that help t
A recruiter reached out to me recently, knowing me very well from an interview with the company I did a few years ago that did not work out. I had kept in touch over the years. The recruiter thought of some openings that would be a good fit for me so
I was told that the interview process has changed recently, where a take-home project is given to candidates. If a candidate moves to the next stage, they will be called on-site. Intuit's technical folks and architects are smart and very friendly.
Talk about all the details of your project. Do a craft project, and you need to give an architecture POC of the project, implementation, testing, and etc. It would be great if you could compare the pros and cons of each of the solutions that help t