Pros: If you are looking for work-life balance, Intuit is right for you. The benefit package at Intuit is great. Employees can choose to work from home a few times a week. There are lots of training opportunities for career advancement. I took more than 2 weeks off within the last 12 months. Compensation is reasonable compared to similar jobs in other companies. The company used to be very stable, but there were some layoffs this year. I'm not sure if there are more coming. You will get a chance to learn book knowledge. Products are over-engineered. Good for you to put all buzzwords on your resume, but maybe not so helpful for the company to deliver.

Cons: Intuit sticks to heavy, overkill processes. Product teams try to adopt agile processes, but the teams only appear to follow agile; they don't grasp the soul and true spirit of agile. Employees have to fill in a spreadsheet detailing how many hours they work each day and how many hours are left in each task. Ironically, the teams move slowly.

Pros: Intuit pays well, and there is an abundance of challenging work. Certain managers really seem to care about your professional growth and general morale at the office.

Cons: Certain managers in upper management push their employees around whenever needed, relocating them on a moment's notice simply because it's more convenient that another team sit together. There are some very slow organizations, which often cripples any hope of innovation.

Pros: Great benefits, flexible work hours, can work remotely.

Cons: A lot of politics depending on which group you work for. No proper work-life balance, very aggressive program schedules which makes all of us work 24 hours.