Pros: Great work-life balance, customer-obsessed culture, meaningful work, great opportunities for growth.

Cons: Can be a bit too bureaucratic at times.

Pros: I learned a lot from Intuit, working with my mentors and peers. They offer many perks, which are great, including: * Laptops (while working there) * Housing (really nice) * Good pay * Campus They really help you succeed at Intuit. My mentor was very helpful when I needed it, and the full-time employees were genuinely curious about the interns and would go out of their way to learn more about you.

Cons: The company is slow and a little boring. This could be because I am a college student, but people tend to take a lot of time doing tasks, and the office wasn't very alive. This may have occurred only for me, but while I was working, there was a management shakeup, and my boss changed. This resulted in me not having any work for a week or two.

Pros: Intuit is very open about its core values as a company, and day-to-day decisions are made that reflect these core values. Most focus is in solving for our customers and our employees. When a decision is made, it's made based on improving customer satisfaction and employee productivity. I've grown more as a leader in my first year at Intuit than I did in seven years prior. Leaders invest time and energy in developing the employees, training is available and encouraged, and our time is respected. Innovation is highly encouraged, with time allocated for innovation projects and periodic contests/events around innovation.

Cons: Some decisions could be made faster.