It all depends on your management....but turn over is HIGH. - NOC Analyst Intuit Employee Review

1.0
May 28, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Pay and benefits are good here. That's the only positive.

Cons

1.) Highly political. It's not about what you know or contribute, it's about who's rear you kiss. 2.) I had a different management team for each year of the 6 years I worked here. No one knew what to do, they just would change things and claim things are better in order to move up and away. 3.) Senior management is proud that less than 40% of the company has been there past 5 years - high turn over, yearly mass lay offs, they don't value you. The company is a cash cow and if you want to survive here, you make up your own problems that you "solve" and you will get accolades for making things up. 4.) Management cared so much more when Brad Smith was CEO. Sasan, the current CEO, doesn't care about anyone. Only on perception. Most of our middle and upper management are hyped on cocaine and have this "go go go" mentality into a wall. 5.) Most of my managers, when I left this company, were not good people. They laid off most of their productive staff claiming they knew better (they're morons), hired new people with very impressive backgrounds....who quit with a year or so, because they also couldn't stand the morons we had as managers as well.

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Hello - We appreciate you taking the time to share. We take the experience our workforce has seriously. If you can share your contact information with me at Scott_Abraham@intuit.com, we would like to have someone from our People Experience team follow up with you. Scott Abraham Director, Ethics and Investigations

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2.0
Jun 17, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Used to be a good company. Good people from that era that haven’t left yet or been laid off. Free coffee from baristas featuring local roasteries

Cons

Quite possibly one of the worse run companies. Last minute changes to appease the CEO, interlocks on interlocks with no one knowing who is leading and expecting finance to know everything, overly reliant on finance to make up for other teams’ lack, recent leadership and manager hires have been subpar and asking far too much of their employees. Everyone is burnt out. No more smiles. If the job market wasn’t a problem, I doubt many would still be there

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