Intuit Employer Reviews

I like this company but no room for growth. Eliminated my dept.

Always busy! Never the same. Great place to work. Pay and Bonuses are good.

I loved working at Intuit. I felt like the company care about me as an employee. I was taken care of. Anything that was asked for we got it...even though there wasn't much to ask for. I gave 1 star for job security because the only time that I have had the opportunity to work there was for temporary placement. It has been difficult for me to be hired – more...  as a permanent employee. I would definitely work there again no matter what the position is! Minus one star for having no benefits as well. – less

Too many Chiefs!! High Leadership turnover, so a bunch of people around that don't know what they are doing.

good corporate america job, little advancement opportunities

I have never been happy to work for a company as I was with Intuit.

I started my Intuit employment as a tax analyst programmer with the understanding that I would be formally trained to program. I was hired to bring my tax expertise and work alongside a programmer while I formally learned programming on the job and through formal education. Ended up finding out the hard way that I was expected to learn complex programming – more...  within a year from watching someone else only. And no support from management to pay for formal professional classes/training. Quite the challenge! Essentially, the job was really two big jobs in one - tax pro and programmer. Another challenge: Intuit has a strange culture of reorganizing each business unit each year. Once you were getting used to your manager, a reorg would occur and another new manager came into the picture. The fact that we all work on a tax program didn't seem that important when most managers came in with varied other backgrounds and no tax experience. While I was there, I saw many great and talented individuals come and go because of management. Compensation was good for San Diego, CA wages, work/life balance was good also. Culture/Values are great but management seemed to spin them for their benefit at times. I can definitely say that the people I worked with, outside of management, were incredibly knowledgeable, committed, dedicated, and all around wonderful to work with each day. If you plan to work at Intuit, get the most out of your peers and work well as a team member. Regardless of what goes on with management, the benefit is within the work you do with your co-workers! I salute each and every one of them for a job well done each year! – less

Great company with great benefits always moving in different directions but always upward.

Everyone is involved in common directed goals, and everyone works together to solve for the customer. Results and what you can do matter.

Recruiting process was friendly and enjoyable. My season began with two weeks of paid training. Then, we were ready for the real thing.

Best part of the job is helping people and learning new things while researching a variety of unexpected questions.

Hardest part is helping customers with technical questions who are not at all familiar with computers – more...  and got to the tax expert department in error (but we are supposed to try to help them anyway). – less

Great company run on concensus management and it takes too long for decisions to be made.

Intuit purchased the company in Woodland Hills and the Intuit culture never really caught on. Co-workers are friendly. Benefits are great. Pay keeps up with trends but no more than that.

Only accept this job if you have no alternatives. The work consists of never ending cycle of calls regarding mundane tax questions. Using callers ask why the software does not work. The pay is low--about 15-20/hr with a bonus of 2-8K at the end.

No comments. Very good culture. Very good people to work with.

- Full of smart people who work efficiently because most have responsibilities outside of work.
- They're in good businesses that are hard to disrupt and complex to get into (i.e. small business accounting, tax, payments)
- Technology innovation and change does not happen very rapidly.
- If you're a super-star and know what you're doing, you can probably – more...  work 4 hours a day and be an excellent contributor. – less

Great hours, great compensation, overall great place to work.