Simple. A few rounds and then a sample design and a full round of interviews. Recruiter was on top of things, but then I switched recruiters at the end, she left, and I didn't get leveled correctly (3 level difference, so it was significant). They were nice about it, but given the market climate could not switch to the correct level (all interviewers agreed I was "Principle" and not "Senior"). Nice and good experience, and responsive.

I applied online and was scheduled for a phone interview. The day of, the interviewer texted me 5 minutes after our scheduled time, "asking" to postpone to the next day. I immediately texted back for confirmation on what time I should expect her call "tomorrow" and got no response...until a little after 10 am the next morning! This second text asked to postpone til Monday cause work was "crazy". I decided I did not want to pursue a company that has such poor respect for me and my time. It's really too bad as I was excited for the interview and about the prospect of working at Intuit. I'd actually had to move some appointments around and rush across town to be home, in a quiet place and prepared for my 2pm phone interview that never came. I understand things come up, but canceling after a meeting starts, via text, and not responsibly communicating next steps is really unprofessional. I fear that if I was hired, I'd have to deal with such things regularly. I can do better elsewhere.