Pros
Still has some of the best beneifts around - compensation, healthcare, etc are very competitive in the markets they want to be in. Facilities are great - employee events (Friday socials, etc) are very good (but I wonder how much longer they will continue). There are some truly smart and gifted people working here (unfortunately - many have to hide their intelligence and common sense to survive under less than 'stellar' executive leadership)
Cons
List is getting longer everyday... Intuit has moved from being a company that thrived because of the people it employeed and how it engaged them to a company that has little to no competent executive leadership - no direction and seems to almost channel the 'dilbert' spirit - i.e. don't know what to do, so re-organize, etc. Leadership has become a personality contest for the yes men-women here... and suspension of reality and pragmatism is essential to survive. We've let some very strong leadership personalities have unchecked authority with absolutely no accountability - and the promized outcomes havent' materialized.