Intuit reviews

4.2

83% would recommend to a friend

(11,722 total reviews)
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79% positive business outlook

Intuit has an employee rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars, based on 11,722 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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1.0
Mar 21, 2018

Sales "Team"

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Pros

Benefits, great coworkers, decent pay

Cons

There was just a mass firing of people in Sales that came with a restructuring of the entire Intuit Sales team. Hardly any upward mobility. Pay is decent but for the work that's done, more is deserved. Can say goodbye to your work life balance, if you want to be at the top you have to stay until 7pm to have a fighting chance. They say that's not necessary but the people that stay late (and do nothing) are the ones that are rewarded the most. Management had the option to fight for these people that were fired and there was nothing that was done. Saw it best to let the problem go versus giving them a chance. One manager in particular protects all his favorite people at all costs and gets them promoted, too. It's a frat culture with a bunch of managers in their early-thirties that can't get themselves out of a high school mentality. You cross them, they're the mean girl waiting to bring you down. HR-heavy too. Seems like they can't do anything without HR being around. Everything is reason for an investigation. No matter what this manager's people have done (cheating the system, saying directors hit on them, talk about doing drugs, etc), this particular guy goes out of his way to protect them and get them promoted. I can't imagine any reason why someone would want to work in his team, particularly for this team of managers. They scratch each other's back and move themselves to the top. That's sales I guess, but for a company that values Integrity above anything else, it's ironic the things that they do and the things they fire people for.

1.0
Feb 18, 2018
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Pros

Extra Income and Work from Home

Cons

I don't know where all of these positive reviews are coming from. This place is a joke. The software doesn't work. The leads do not know very much and they are very deceptive with what it is you really actually be doing. Hired as Tax Support but expected to give tax advice. I really think the positive reviews are fake reviews. The turnover rate is very high. The software doesn't work. I wouldn't recommend anyone using Turbotax to prepare their taxes.

2.0
Jun 25, 2015
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Pros

Great culture Smart engineers Average bay area pay Regular Corp benefits

Cons

Its a silicon valley misfit. They try to create an environment like google, hire a lot of highly paid smart people to innovate around just 2 major products Quickbooks and Turbotax and these products have their own challenges like, tough global expansion, govt. compliance etc. The management realizes very late that they are spending a lot of money equivalent to Google or Salesforce, but not generating as much net profit. Result : Constant Lay Offs. Every Year. Yes, the company is listed on the fortune best places to work for, but notice that the rank is dropping. Also, the folks who are probably the most happiest with the company are interns and early career engineers as they dont understand business so well. One more big CON : A lot lot lot of middle management and on top of that very few managers are technical. There are situations where a Senior Manager(barely technical) manages a small set of entry level engineers. That job can be done by a Tech Lead at a lower cost and higher efficiency. The funny thing is that these managers are called leaders and the company spends a lot of money on developing leadership skills for these managers. In a day to day life ,these are just supervisors, who have no idea what they are doing other than getting fancy title, fat paychecks and not so needed recognition. The speak a lot of values, but when you display the values, you get beaten by stupid middle management.

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