Intuit Program Manager (PM) Intern reviews

Great work/life balance which is much better than almost all other software companies I have heard of. Many people here have families, and this is a big differentiator for Intuit to attract talent. Intuit is very well run, from a senior management perspective. Executives come from a wide range of industries, even outside of computer software. Not that many people are still around from the start-up days, so most are experienced managers and business people instead of just technologists who had a good idea but can't run a company. People tend to be very respectful and easy to work with at Intuit, and projects are generally not ego-driven. Intuit is, surprisingly, a good place to start your career. More junior employees are respected and even looked to as a source of new ideas. Intuit also has several rotational programs for new college hires, which helps when you don't absolutely know what you want to do, or don't have a lot of business experience.

The benefits are comprehensive. The salaries are competitive, but the total package is great. Our health plan options are second to none, we have a nice 401k plan. Our bonuses and stock plans are very nice as well. Generally the people here are easy to work with. The company is fair. Employees are encouraged to take advantage of volunteering around the community and spending time with their families.