Intuit reviews

Culture has deteriorated and is very toxic. Current CEO obsessed with turning Intuit into Amazon. his leadership style is operationalization at the cost of employee well-being and company culture. Company leaders spend more time stroking each other’s egos and sucking up to each other than being customer-focused. company talks about “raising the bar”, but the bar is never defined and expectations are never set, making them impossible to meet. No job security, even for top performers, with no incentive to work hard. Many long tenured executives don’t actually do anything and just rest and vest and pretend they are making decisions when they have no idea what they are doing and only throw up roadblocks. Leaders hired from Amazon, Meta, Google, other big tech companies poisoned the culture. Performance management is a joke

CEO is running the company into the ground. There is a revolving door of sales and senior leadership. Everytime a new executive is hired they come in with an “aggressive “ new sales target. This is fine but when there has been 6 new executives in 3 years and each one wants to 2x every metric we end up where we are at today. Layoffs accusing people of being low performers , only after they created a stacked rank system so that there will always be bottom performers by definition. No mobility into leadership. Mid market is a new initiative that hired 98% external account managers and leaders. The company culture is shot and I genuinely don’t think intuit is headed in the right direction. Considering selling all of my stocks and getting all of my money out of credit karmas save account…