Intuit reviews

Management says it's okay to ask questions but, then tell you not to ask questions. When you get up the courage to ask a question you are made to feel stupid and told you will only be given 5 minutes for your question to be answered & absorb. Management appears to promote based upon friendship as opposed to the best person for the job My manager doesn't know my job and is unable to answer questions or assist the team without first running it by a more experienced team member My manager & several Team Leads are passive aggressive when it comes to providing one-on-one support, which has caused several people to quit My manager hasn't clearly defined how my work/skills/ability to perform my job will be evaluated and scored, which has caused several people to quit Many on my team still do not understand the "Betterworks" system

Product quality and customer satisfaction are not prioritized. It's all about making as much money as possible, even if it takes forcing customers into things they don't want or need. Desperate money-grubbing, not delivering good products. No work-life balance. Be available 24/7 or else. Worst management ever, only the worst people are made managers. People who shouldn't even have junior level roles, who think the sun shines out of their butts. They never listen to the people who actually do the real work, especially the creepy CEO. If you're decent at your job, don't expect anyone to ever acknowledge it. Doing your job properly may annoy the people who can't do their own, and don't be surprised when they do what they can to stab you in the back and try to get you fired for doing your job well.