Intuit reviews

- Revolving door of staff, in the last 6 months I must have seen 15 people leave with "XYZ has left with immediate effect". You can read between the lines but it's an atmosphere of fear. - Management loves buzz word bingo. If you're not laddering up, doubling down, in it to win it then you're not in the inner circle. - Numbers numbers numbers. Intuit does what's best for them, selling when the right thing for the accountant is to partner properly. Stack it high and sell is cheap. - Totally blinkered to the market and the competition, the blind belief of the company stifles innovation. - US centric company, the office has no say in the direction of the product, the US market is so big, it gets priority.

While vacation time is nice, taking it became nearly impossible. Work/life balance was terrible. Growth opportunities were slim. Many expert contributors never leave the company voluntarily, allowing for upward opportunities. I survived more management changes than I can easily recall after many years. All it takes is one manager with whom you cannot seem to mesh, no matter what you do, to be sent packing unceremoniously. Performance Improvement Plans should be a sign that someone wants you out and are starting the process. Even if you meet the requirements from the PIP, you are easily terminated afterwards if you are in a "Right To Work" state. For all the talk of values, shareholders tend to be given the most weight.