Intuit Reviews

Pros

I've never worked for a company that cares about it's employees so much, neither have many friends who I discuss work with. Good salary, opportunity to earn way above OTE and a progression orientated promotion plan.

Cons

As with many companies who grow at a rapid pace, many of the systems and processes can be antiquated (CRM, data focused tools etc).

Pros

- Great benefits and perks - Nicest people I have ever worked with - fast pace - Really focus on giving back to charity - Always something to take part in

Cons

- Fast pace is not for everyone - Really focussed on sales

Pros

Intuit genuinely cares about employees and this has been shown through the company's actions to keep people safe and well (physically and mentally) during the pandemic Senior leadership listen and do the right thing Supportive of work-life balance and always trying to do better at this Great benefits and perks (+ we all own shares) There is a strong sense of community in the UK with great networks and a welcoming culture. Even in a WFH environment, there are events and socials you can get involved in almost every day of the week.

Cons

It's a complex organisation and it's sometimes hard to know who to go to for what. The good thing is people are friendly and willing to help point you in the right direction.

Pros

Great people, challenging work, good opportunities for progression, fantastic pay and benefits, amazing support whilst working from home (new desk, chair, monitor etc.)

Cons

Sometimes workload is high which can result in things being rushed/not done properly

Pros

- Well funded and known company that is making constant progress - Heavy hitting VPs like Rania Succar - Competitive pay, benefits, and working hours

Cons

- Siloed teams that at times do not talk with each other - Large company politics - Likes to call itself a "startup" but is really a fortune 500

Pros

Autonomy, culture, benefits, exciting work

Cons

Reactive, things change too often

Pros

Intuit truly puts its employees first, no matter what. From day one, you're made to feel like a member of the Intuit family, that you'll be well taken care of, and that they're fully invested in your success. You're never made to feel like a cog in a machine - you're valued for your individuality and your contributions.

Cons

Having gone through a number of acquisitions over the years, the company has a complex structure which can take a while to get your head around.