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7 things you must do to turn your internship into a full-time tech job

There is no shortage of people vying for tech jobs of all kinds. Here are the ways you can stand out with little work experience.

Why the best way to file your taxes will probably never exist in America

Many governments around the world have eliminated the need for third-party tax assistance by making it easy to pay taxes. Not so in the United States.

Hate TurboTax? Here are 6 alternatives to the dreaded software

Can you guess which tech company has the best corporate culture?

TurboTax is hiring an army of CPAs to gig on its platform

Intuit VP: Design Is Reshaping People’s Relationship To Money

“Money sits at the intersection of almost all human choice, and most often it’s a huge anxiety creator. Finally [financial] institutions are recognizing that they have to be customer-centered. What better than design to wield that flag?”

How Do You Design UX For Someone Who’s Never Used A Computer?

Alissa Briggs, design chief at the software company PlanGrid, shares lessons from the construction industry.

How Intuit Used Design Thinking To Boost Sales By $10M In A Year

This Is How Intuit Used Tools Like Virtual Reality To Improve Its Hiring

New assessments and virtual reality made them able to hire many candidates the same day.

These Are The Personality Traits That The Happiest Freelancers Share

New LinkedIn Profinder data suggests that it takes a certain disposition to be satisfied with solo work.

How To Save A Good Design From Its Imminent Death

Intuit design leader Kaaren Hanson believes good design is under-appreciated too often, especially in a no-nonsense business world. Here’s how to show designers some love.

Study: Good Design Is Good For Business

Want A Self-Driving Vehicle? Here’s One You Can Buy Today

The first self-driving vehicle might not go on city streets at all. The plucky Navia aims to solve last mile problems (say a parking lot to the airport terminal) without a driver in sight.

TurboTax Says 2013 Was The Year Of The You

Why Intuit Founder Scott Cook Wants You To Stop Listening To Your Boss

Why do gigantic companies made up of insanely intelligent people make bad decisions? Because they rely on persuasion and PowerPoint, Cook says, not experimentation.

Credit Reporting Agencies Monitoring Social Media Users

Eric Ries On How To Make Any Company Move Like A Lean Startup

“Corporations are ruled by the systems that you create,” Lean Startup author Eric Ries tells Fast Company. Whether your team’s 100 or 100,000, here’s how to make a system that’s entrepreneurial by process, not by slogan.

The Secrets Of Generation Flux

How brilliantly managed chaos sparks success inside Nike, Box, Cisco, Foursquare, Intuit, and more.

4 Innovation Strategies From Big Companies That Act Like Startups

Established companies have a reputation for being way too bureaucratic to be innovative. But taking a page from startup culture, some have figured out how to become agile and fast-moving despite their size, Soren Kaplan writes.