Pros: - Good benefits for well-being. - Free gym. - 401k.

Cons: - Bad management which does not understand engineering. - Middle managers are bad and will throw you under the bus. - If you are interested in technology, you should not join Intuit, as your technical skills will decline in a few years. - Employees are not empowered but rather forced to work on things they do not like. If you are interested in frontend, they will force you to work on backend, and vice versa. - Managers skip 1-1 meetings and give delayed feedback only at year-end. They will provide ambiguous feedback to screw your performance rating. - The "Integrity without compromise" value is a joke.

Pros: Good Pay, Bonus, and Benefits

Cons: Too many Indians in management, started dirty politics. Ultimately will take over the company, similar to how it happened at Microsoft and Google.

Pros: They had a good program for interns set up. I worked very closely with one of the other full-time engineers and benefited greatly from his experience, as well as others on the team.

Cons: Definitely a large company. I missed out on some of the small company benefits I had grown accustomed to at previous internships, like catered lunches.