Intuit Staff Technical Program Manager reviews

* Very frequent reorgs (yes "change" is constant, but this is more like "churn") * Some truly incompetent management, especially at the middle layer * Too much focus on personalities, too little focus on whether an idea makes sense * Very political environment which requires significant energy to navigate * Very difficult to get anything done (requires consensus and popularity vs. merit) * Focus on process rather than progress * Antiquated technology and no real understanding of what it means to be Agile. Also, much depends on one's immediate manager (as with any place.) If you wind up stuck with a bad one -- perhaps as a result of the near continuous reorgs -- there's no recourse. It breaks my heart to say this, as I loved working at Intuit for many years. It's only now that I've left (after more than 20 years) that I realize a job doesn't have to be this way. I am now at a company where the work and delivering for customers matters more than the politics and personalities ... unfortunately that is not the case at Intuit.

Managers do lot of politics No challenging work managers say work coming but nothing visualize Egoistic managers They do innovation days but nothing has come out. Wok on legacy technology Not much work coming from usa ..Most maintenance work