Intuit reviews

Human resources is highly political. It doesn't matter what or how you do your work, only how political you are. Basically, be sure to use all of the latest Intuit buzz words, make sure your powerpoint is fancy, and do a ton of sucking up and you'll be highly successful...your lack of skills, knowledge, passive aggressive behavior, or laziness won't matter.

I'd have to agree with another poster -- a lot of obvious favoritism and politics! Don't complain to your manager though or you will be looked down upon. Just smile...act happy even if you are not! If you get on the wrong side of management there is no turning back. I too have heard engineers 'bragging' about working nights and weekends. I don't really see that as a completely dedicated worker -- often times that engineer is not organized and can't get work done in a 40 hour work week. Often an engineer who works this much has no family, no spouse, no interests and thus works the nights and weekends just to stay busy. Intuit wants you to be innovative with Innovation Days but the guidelines can be strict and narrow- not exactly what one hopes for when you hear "innovation". Intuit's number of product offerings hasn't changed much in years. The company is not as great as people think it is. There are many other great companies in San Diego to work for.