intuit

NIFP- "guilt trip" - Much like the NIPF, but with a strong sense of right and wrong, this subtype can always intuit the motives of others.

Scott Cook, the founder of Intuit, tells me he's trying to create a culture of experimentation in which failing is perfectly fine.

Intuit, she said, shared the Justice Department's desire "to maintain an open, fair, competitive market for talent. "

Intuit, in a statement, said it had "agreed to disagree" with the Justice Department on the issue of wrongdoing in the case.

Although never a brilliant designer, she was a fashion visionary, who could intuit the needs and desires of stylish women.

It was three years before he quit his day job in a general management program at Intuit to work on the site full time.

They do not communicate what the right thing is; their children are expected to intuit the correct behaviors by observing their father.

Intuit founder Scott Cook had a great quote on this at a TechCrunch event this week.

Collect unspoken data from body language and looks given across rooms to help you intuit the underlying messages.

They make discoveries on their own and can often intuit the solution to a problem without going through a series of logical, LINEAR steps.

His judges pragmatically intuit that regardless of whether free will exists, our society depends on everyone's believing it does.

You're seeing a toddler intuit the workings of one of the most advanced pieces of engineering on the planet.

bars, close boxes, screen-splitters, hyperlinks, and drop-downs are things we learn idiomatically rather than intuit metaphorically.

Without any more information, one can quickly intuit the beauty of DSM visualizations through this classic example.

Intuit, which markets the popular QuickBooks line of financial software, is weathering the economic downturn rather well.

Intuit's QuickBooks software provides many opportunities for business owners to do just that.

Whether employers will intuit the value of a master's in Jewish studies is unclear.

Intuit, in software, and Eli Lilly, in pharmaceuticals, have both taken to holding "failure parties" .

Intuit, the software company that sells Quicken and TurboTax, pays employees $100 each to fill out an online medical questionnaire.

While Google flirts with inflation, Intuit monitors employment.

Tayloe Stansbury, Intuit's chief technology officer, says that most of the firm's data mining is geared to helping its customers.

Now it's also very hard to intuit these results. Think about it for yourself.

We observe facial expressions , body language , and we can intuit feelings and emotions from our dialogue with one another .

Barbara's sister, Karen, would intuit what tapes had good information on them and send them to me.

Instead, the device will operate based on algorithms which can intuit, so to speak, which notes are desired.

To sense or intuit a person's thoughts or motives in an almost uncanny way.

You sense, you intuit, you feel.

He uses common sense to intuit what these traits are, but on this subject economists have a lot to learn from developmental psychologists.

But you didn't intuit how to use the original wastebasket. It was just an extremely easy thing to learn.

Their bodies intuit they are safe and time is taken perfecting social skills before entering the real world, Geary said.

Within nine months, Mint had 300, 000 users and $17 million in venture financing. In 2009, Mint was sold to Intuit for $170 million.

Businesses added 40, 000 new jobs, a step back from the 75, 000 positions created in March, according to Intuit, a payrolls processing firm.

Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art