Intuit reviews

4.2

82% would recommend to a friend

(11,760 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 11,760 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 Informationstechnologie industry (3.9 stars).

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3.0
Mar 20, 2013

Nice Place, but not really a growth-oriented company

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Pros

> Lots of cash around to spend, if you are on the right team or project > Huge potential market to existing customers for new ideas with huge market shares in several financial management categories (Personal Finance, Taxes, Business Finance, etc.) > Pays very well (especially non-bay area locations) > Existing Customers Come First and this is NEVER forgotten... ever > First Rate Recruiting, the employees are very smart (although stale skills are acceptable) > Respectful handling of employees by HR > Opulent Campuses in the Major City locations

Cons

> A couple of high-volume, high-margin products fund a large amount of "messing around" with trying to grow (without much result). Makes things seem inefficient... with one set of organizations constantly being pushed to produce more with less and others that seem to spend everything those "cash cow" organizations make. Can be fun, if you are in the right organization... but has obvious pitfalls if you aren't. > Senior Management is very concerned about the employees, but are even more concerned about themselves. Can make you dizzy if you are into "management watching" as they are constantly trying to jockey for position in upwards management... and they are very disorganized with their direction changing constantly. Fortunately, senior management is really NOT required to find solid and rewarding work. With solid, long-term, customer-oriented middle management, there is always some outstanding opportunities in helping existing customers get more for their money. > Don't try to change things. Intuit pays so well and the markets are so solid, there is no incentive to put things at risk by making changes. Current skills are not required, only the willingness to participate with a team that focuses on a customer opportunity, bringing whatever capabilities you have to the table. Don't let any doom-and-gloom messages from the people mostly paid with stock (i.e. senior management) fool you. Growth is not that important, creating outstanding solutions for existing customer is all that's important.

4.0
Mar 19, 2013

Until you look under the hood....

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Pros

Benefits, work/life balance, compensation, customers, products

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Lack of consistency in executing the operating values across sites.

1.0
Mar 16, 2013
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Pros

All the overtime you can handle with no compensation or flextime

Cons

The top 100 places to work acheivement is purely manufactured. The HR at this company is brilliant at developing a wonderful intetnal culture that only exists in propaganda. This compant treats it people like crap. Unless you are part of the boys club at this company you are nothing. Most people who work here can only stay about 2 years. After that they are creatively let go after they show signs of burn out. If you are considering a job at Intuit walk the other way.

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