Intuit Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"The team I worked with was not a great team! It didn't tend to share the knowledge/information/etc. or help the new team members (contractors) to get up to speed. On top of that, it had its own preferences for resources and worked with them accordingly. Overall, not a great team/working experience."

"Intuit is an incredible company with smart people, inspiring leaders and a strategic plan that leads to success year after year. It's great to get so much training in innovation in order to build awesome products that delight customers. Like any large company, there are lots of meetings and layers of approvals, but the culture makes it all worth it."

"Awesome company to work with."

"Intuit is a fast paced business that pushes their employees to constantly improve themselves and has helped me accomplish many things that I may not have done on my own."

"Overall, Intuit is a great place to be. However, I got stuck working in a team that is so plagued by politics that it is impossible for anyone to enjoy working."

"This is by far the best place I have ever worked and I have told many people that I will do whatever it takes to stay here. So far I've been a contractor, seasonal and finally after a year, full time. The reason I like it here so much is the people. I have yet to meet someone that I dislike here because the ones that have a problem with the people and the culture never last long. I can't even comprehend how to have a problem with any aspect of Intuit. It's my home away from home and I feel very comfortable in both places. Within the confines of a call center you get the feeling of doom and gloom and the higher ups have a disconnect with the peons and you can feel the tension. At Intuit there's none of that. I could walk right into any office (given that the person wasn't in a meeting or on the phone) and feel just fine starting a conversation. It doesn't matter who they are or what title they hold, at Intuit, everyone is equal. Even if Brad Smith was in town I would have no problem walking up to him and asking how his flight was. We're a family and that feeling and culture runs very deep here. Even when people are having bad days they don't take it out on other people. We care, not only about our community outside of the Intuit walls but about each other as well."

"Well-run; treats staff well."

"I worked seasonally for intuit. I enjoyed their products, and felt the usability was comparable with the cost."

"I worked for Intuit for 15 years. The company is well established, but offers limited opportunities to advance outside of management positions."

"Intuit is a good company with good people."

"I've worked at Intuit for two engagements. It is a great company to work for. Employees are collaborative, the company has strong values and respect for their employees. Intuit invests in their employees and encourages contributions from them. Compensation is competitive and the work environment is conducive to innovation."

"Good, depends on the team."

"I have worked for Intuit for 9 years. The company is very people oriented and promotes growth within. The offices are very nice and the company offers great hardware support. Most management is very supportive, however there are some managers out there that are not at the caliber needed for the supporting teams or care enough about their people. This is probably the case with most companies though."

"When I first started at Intuit, I loved working there. The benefits were good, the work was steady and reasonable, and everybody was friendly and easy to get along with. By the time I left, Intuit was having yearly layoffs and work hours were horrific with no compensation or recognition for those who went above and beyond. Working the weekends, holidays, and during vacations were a GIVEN. My boss would routinely deny people vacation times even though vacations were requested months in advance and regardless of whether there had been a death in the family (or friends). Instead of laying people off, she would fire them so that the business unit could save money by not having to offer a severance package. Unfortunately, Intuit is now a place where you can expect to work long, grueling hours (with no compensation) and where you will, on an annual basis, fear that you will lose your job."

"I have worked for Intuit for almost twelve years first as engineer and later on as sr. development manager. It is a great company - it is big but still strives to operate as a startup. Recently company is undergoing a lot of changes, so if you are looking for stability, you may need to think if you want to join. However, if you are excited about work and startup-like environment and a self-starter, you will thrive at Intuit. And when it comes to compensation and benefits, it is very difficult to find another company like this."