Intuit reviews

The company decided to "restructure" their entire workforce in the middle of the pandemic. CEO said they wouldn't do layoffs to "meet a certain business number" but then used the "restructuring" as a bit of loophole to lay off over 700 people. The biggest frustration wasn't the lie, but the empty words of nearly everyone in management and leadership positions. There's so much talk about how great of a company it is and how much they value their employees, but then absolutely no actions to back up those claims. If you don't mind working in the typical corporate environment, then Intuit is pretty great. But if you're interested in working for a company that cares about their people, Intuit isn't it. Their values are empty words, and they'll only disappoint you.

Internal politics grind progress to a halt, it is a consensus driven culture and no one person is in charge of a project, so getting alignment quickly, especially when there are many competing priorities, is difficult at best. At this point it is undeniable that TurboTax knowingly tricks customers into paying for it via false advertising about it being "free", so there is a moral question to be asked about working here.