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It is no more a Best Place to Work. It used to be a golden period for Intuit when Steve Bennett was CEO of the company

Software QA Engineer
Former Employee
Worked at Intuit for less than 1 year
October 5, 2009
San Diego, California
1.0
Doesn't RecommendDoesn't Approve of CEO
Pros

The core values of the company are so good; one of them is employees.

Cons
  1. New CEO. The CIO thinks that employees are commodities.

  2. The CIO always compares Intuit IT expenditure with other companies. I'm not sure where she is getting this crazy idea of comparing apples with oranges (Intuit with Symantec).

  3. These so-called senior leaders want to take everything to India (offshore). Why the hell do they need to keep the company here? Why not move the entire company to India?

  4. When our President Obama is trying to keep jobs onshore and make the economy better, this crazy CEO & CIO wants to take everything (all the jobs) to India (except the buildings).

Advice to Management
  1. Intuit Stakeholder ---

Please think, if this Sr. leadership continued, they may leave only debris to collect.

  1. Employees are the core strength of the company. If the cream of the team is gone (already 55% left), there is nothing to rebuild.

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