3.5 years at Intuit
3.5 years at Intuit
Good benefits, good co-workers, decent managers, and work-life balance.
Lack of career opportunities. When the cards were down, principals went right out the window. Compensation was slightly lower than most other similar companies.
I heard over and over at Intuit, "We hire the best," and we compensate people for it. Either stop making untrue claims or actually do what you say. Intuit is a good company and normally does a good job with work-life balance. Stick to that and stop making claims that intelligent people know are false.
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