Intuit reviews

Intuit is fixated on the NPS survey question, "Would you recommend TT to a friend?" It is very hard to get excellent from customers who received notices from the IRS that their taxes were wrong. Angry people are the most likely to fill out the survey. Your annual bonus depends on your score on the NPS question.... They don't tell you this in advance, but no one gets the full $5,000. However, most Tax Advisers gets something for a bonus. However, having gotten a good evaluation on my last job at Intuit, I was offered to start back on January 5. To my surprise, last week, I was informed that they were no longer hiring me. They said my skills did not match despite my excellent evaluation.

Very political and lots of bureaucracy. Discourages creativity. Culture of constant lay offs makes people very competitive and not help each other. Decisions are not made easily. Favoritism is huge and you can't succeed unless you play the 'game'. People are afraid to admit to having a life outside of work and there is too much 'bragging' about working nights and weekends.