A company of great ideas and poor implementation
Pros
Depending on your position at Intuit the pay is comparable if not competitive. Intuit likes to do things for the community. We have many programs to help local charities and the company sponsors 3 days of volunteer work each year in which you still get paid by the company even though you are off-site volunteering for a charity or shelter.
Cons
Intuit is a place of wonderful ideas, but poor implementation. I have seen many good ideas become new programs or program features only to be disappointed by how poorly they were written or integrated into the program that each was doomed to failure. The average time for a leader to stay in my department is 1.5 to 2 years. This lack of consistant leadership creates confusion and low employee morale. Intuit has a very "Silo'd" culture. The left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing. This is especially evident between the programmers and the support staff. Support agents don't have the ability to give feedback on bugs or enhancements. While programmers continue to add new program features, without warning the support staff before the programs are shipped to customers.
