Intuit Reviews

Pros

Interesting work, fast paced, great engagement, super focused on the customer, super benefits

Cons

Because we are growing so much, we don't always have enough resource to keep up with the work.

Pros

I really enjoy working with everyone I work with at Intuit, people are humble, and genuinely care about each other. I have also found that my hard work is recognised and rewarded. I am constantly challenged at Intuit, and I am 100 times better as a professional than before I joined Intuit.

Cons

We are a very fiscally responsible business, and additional resources go through a lot of scrutiny, and we take the time to ensure we are putting resources in the places they will make the most impact, but that can mean it take time to get the resources we need.

Pros

-Training opportunities -Career Development -Company Culture -Compensation and Benefits -Values (particularly Integrity)

Cons

-Intuit is still moving to a more global set up and so it is transitioning away from US driven decisions to local driven but this can take time (company is moving in the right direction!)

Pros

Fantastic benefits, flexible working, good salaries, casual dress code, amazing office and office location in London, clear tracks for progression, feedback culture so always learning and developing, incredible working culture

Cons

The US does still come first a lot of the time, although they're improving this regularly

Advice to Management

Keep doing what you're doing

Pros

Great Perks and an Amazing Office. Good pay

Cons

Unbelievable Pressure - daily calls, number checking, meeting upon meeting Deaf ear to feedback Misjudged middle management that are so numbers driven they ignore the market

Advice to Management

You have some of the best people in the UK at this business but your goals and vision doesn't sit with the market.

Pros

Great environment, you're treated well and they take care of you.

Cons

if you end up working in a legacy product it might get hard to get our of it. Plus is a big company with the good things and the bad things.

Pros

Awesome company, good management, good pay, good benefits, matching 401k

Cons

Working from home can become lonely but you have a lot of team members that you can chat with

Pros

- CDC training. Intuit gives all their sales reps the best quality training. All the way from onboarding through to the exit you will get the support that you need on the training and L&D side to make sure you understand the customer decision cycle, the product and the partnership program. - Company events. Intuit really does have the best company events. Starting with the yearly kick-offs to the annual... extravagant black-tie Christmas party, to the free food in the office and team nights out and drinks. The events really make Intuit a good place to work. - Intuit perks and benefits. Perks and benefits are brilliant at Intuit. You get a gym allowance, very good medical and dental insurance and you can also earn spotlights (amazon vouchers etc) which are used to incentivise the sales team. - Lovely office. The new London office is wonderful, it's spacious and has a lot of natural light.

Cons

- Difficult career progress path. The biggest problem is that it can be easier to get a new job at a different company than to get promoted even to the senior level account manager, which can be demoralising. - Teams are often pitted against each other. - Once you're a top performer, everything you do will be looked under a microscope and will be criticised. Every bigger deal you make will be looked at by... various teams making you question if they have anything else better to do. Quite a lot of micromanagement.

Advice to Management

- Promote from within instead of hiring new people externally.