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Senior Engineer
Current Employee
Has worked at Intuit for 2 years
July 18, 2014
1.0
Doesn't RecommendNegative OutlookDoesn't Approve of CEO
Pros

You may join this company if you are in need of money for a while, but don't stay here for more than 2 years if you are serious about your career. The money-making ability diminishes by this time, as the company would have already extracted what it needed from you. Staying here longer is futile and will ruin your financial life and career.

Cons

There is nothing to learn here, and you will be bored of monotonous work. Intuit preaches innovation but primarily gives importance to availability rather than technical competency. It's true that you can't expect more from non-techie managers either. Layoffs and reorgs are quite frequent here, and they try to hide the fact. They only try to get into "Best Companies to Work" initiatives. Although they say they give more importance to employees than customers, they have a crooked mindset of getting things done and then laying off the employee or forcing them to quit by denying salary hikes.

Advice to Management

Please bring good projects to work on in IDC. Only the junk works from the US are dumped here, with no scope to learn or innovate.

Learn your employees well and what they do, rather than concentrating on your stock counts and monitoring them daily as if you have nothing else to do in the company.

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