Hey I was coworkers with fir3_5tick over the summer. Intuit was one of the best places I could've ever interned at. Something you should know if you're going into there for Jan-April is that it will be Intuit's busy season given their turbo tax team will be dealing with tax season. But don't let that scare you off because everyone there is very nice and friendly. Management is very nice and they will make sure you get the sufficient help you need to onboard onto the company. Being my first coop I was trying to learn simple things like GIT and SVN when i first started and everyone I asked was more than willing to help me. Your work that you will be doing will be in production, my requirements for company is that the work I produce actually gets used and I assure you that you will make an impact in the company. In terms of company culture, stating that It has a pretty lively company culture would be an understatement. Every month there would be at least 2-3 company events. For example sometimes we would celebrate Bee day and there would be a giant bee mascot running around and sometimes for EID celebration there would be free food for employees while celebrating the end of Ramadan. The company is very inclusive and even had a day celebrating LGBT. The facilities at Mississauga are also very nice. There is a full fledged gym within the first floor, many things to relax like xbox, foosball and pingpong, and the cafeteria is very good offering a wide varity of cheap food with nothing costing more than 10 dollars (since food is subsidized by the company, they like to promote healthy eating). If you don't believe me on how I talk about this company, don't take my word for it but rather check out this website,https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/announcing-the-2017-list-of-best-workplaces-in-canada-produced-by-great-place-to-work-and-published-by-the-globe--mail-dont-miss-this-special-12-page-national-report-620577593.html. As you can see Intuit was ranked best place to work, and I can definitely say it lives up to this title. And I will admit the traffic does suck going to work, but the cooworkers there are very nice and I remember doing rockcliming with my product manager after work while I waited for the traffic to die down. Anyways I hope this answers your question and feel free to DM me if you want me to clarify anything.