Intuit reviews

4.2

82% would recommend to a friend

(11,759 total reviews)
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78% approve of CEO

77% positive business outlook

Intuit has an employee rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars, based on 11,759 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Intuit employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Tecnologías de la información industry (3.9 stars).

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12K reviews
2.0
Feb 15, 2019

Too many politics and cover-ups

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Pros

Good benefits hands down, stock options, education funding, and RRSP.

Cons

Too many politics, I have to agree with some of the poor reviews. They do a lot of social activities to try and hide the ugly with giving free food, drinks, and perks. I have seen top sellers let go because management failed to train them well and one bad call makes things go south. I have seen people let go for health issues/disabilities - sour and they pay big lawyers to hide the ugliness. Salaries are low too.

1.0
Feb 14, 2019

Indiscriminate and retaliatory - do not want to hear complaints

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Good health and dental benefits Stock is growing Conveniently located

Cons

Frequent restructuring Constantly pivoting under the label of "innovation" and "innovation catalyst". 2-3 pivots a year is understandable but anything more signals lack of coherent strategy and guesswork on what works and what doesn't. Managers retaliate on getting low AES. I was shocked to see managers discussing who has given negative rating or who made negative comments about culture. Managers have fired employees just to increase their AES and look good in the eyes of others. "Do the best work of your lives" is just a namesake catchphrase, my way or highway culture is prevalent. Directors and above do not like any disagreements. Frequent firings to shore up BUC. Earning high salary can put you in firing line. I am waiting for stocks to vest to make a move Intuit is a great place if you want to just keep your mouth shut, live in a halo chamber and do as you are told without voicing your opinion. It can be very suffocating and humiliating but hey money helps

1.0
Jan 30, 2019

Only Join for Money, Not for Growth - Don’t go by the market brand

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Besides Money and Factors of Money, Nothing precisely

Cons

Unhealthy political culture, Powerless HR, Sweet talking Management Brushes, Recruiters basically will lure you in. Be an Einstein at your work to be known by it across or else be ready to be a fetching pet of the Management, the third category exists which only is surviving to take back the exaggerated salary home. Forget about any kind of promotion, they are non existent , majorly because of people sitting at the mid and higher levels with the same designation since they last did something meaningful. Same set of products running from generation, nothing new in pipeline, only keeps shuffling the infrastructure beneath and claims to be the most innovative company. Unstructured Time to be used in a structured way only for the benefit of the company, if you do, you are a star else they won’t bother about it Fake and unfair appraisal process, they claim to do transparent monthly checkin but what happens at year end and shuffle of the bonuses, is only a myth. US is the place to be if you are at Intuit, IDC is only a photocopying machine with the most hopeless management, majority of them hired from Yahoo and they gang up for their sustainability. Firings happen anytime, with no head or toe of the pattern of decision.

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