Well paid and great benefits Intuit has a great culture and provides a lot of benefits. Great people to work who are kind humble and helpful Great work life balance and never ending benefits Good pay.
Few benefits for seasonal employees. Passive aggressive culture A lot of work sometime it can be hard to maintain a good work/life balance Company does not force overtime but certainly incentivizes it with great pay.
Great benefits typical of a large tech company Best thing is great benefits and perks as a employee Take great care of their employees
A - Salary & Benefits | A - Culture | A - Management | A - Coworkers
Salary - B | Culture - B | Management - B | Coworkers - B
Pros: Well paid and great benefits work life balance Will be good after spending few years as same work will repeat and you can finish it with in hours. 4. Fairly good pay (as it fits well with the salary parameters I must follow.) Great culture & people Strong Values Offices amazing Benefits top notch Intuit has great values and the people you work with are always willing to help.
Cons: Some of the training you have a time limit to finish and no benefits if you are not full time year round employee No work life balance depending on team and leaders. Pay is low and you have to fight for hours the culture has changed Most of the teams are full of good people working hard to make a difference for their customers.
There is no other company that offers better benefits than Intuit. Incredibly generous with 401k contribution best health and medical coverage yearly wellness stipend PTO holidays. There's nothing bad I can say about the benefits at Intuit! Intuit takes care of their employees 2 days a week required in office with constant threats of increasing it to 3
Salary - B | Culture - B | Management - B | Coworkers - B
Pros: Well paid and great benefits work life balance Will be good after spending few years as same work will repeat and you can finish it with in hours. 4. Fairly good pay (as it fits well with the salary parameters I must follow.) Great culture & people Strong Values Offices amazing Benefits top notch Intuit has great values and the people you work with are always willing to help.
Cons: Some of the training you have a time limit to finish and no benefits if you are not full time year round employee No work life balance depending on team and leaders. Pay is low and you have to fight for hours What this means is that the constant threat of layoffs creates a toxic culture where no one helps anyone else. Most of the teams are full of good people working hard to make a difference for their customers.
Excellent overall benefits for health PTO etc Well rounded with great benefits Medical insurance is actually amazing and cheap. There are really no paid holidays and virtually no paid vacation for employees. My manager gave me a hard time anytime I took off for doctors appointments so much so I felt guilty even using my “benefits.”
Salary - B | Culture - B | Management - B | Coworkers - B
Pros: Well paid and great benefits work life balance Will be good after spending few years as same work will repeat and you can finish it with in hours. 4. Fairly good pay (as it fits well with the salary parameters I must follow.) Great culture & people Strong Values Offices amazing Benefits top notch Intuit has great values and the people you work with are always willing to help.
Cons: Some of the training you have a time limit to finish and no benefits if you are not full time year round employee No work life balance depending on team and leaders. Pay is low and you have to fight for hours What this means is that the constant threat of layoffs creates a toxic culture where no one helps anyone else. Most of the teams are full of good people working hard to make a difference for their customers.
Excellent overall benefits for health PTO etc Well rounded with great benefits Medical insurance is actually amazing and cheap. There are really no paid holidays and virtually no paid vacation for employees. My manager gave me a hard time anytime I took off for doctors appointments so much so I felt guilty even using my “benefits.”
Salary - B | Culture - B | Management - B | Coworkers - B
Pros: Well paid and great benefits work life balance Will be good after spending few years as same work will repeat and you can finish it with in hours. 4. Fairly good pay (as it fits well with the salary parameters I must follow.) Great culture & people Strong Values Offices amazing Benefits top notch Intuit has great values and the people you work with are always willing to help.
Cons: Some of the training you have a time limit to finish and no benefits if you are not full time year round employee No work life balance depending on team and leaders. Pay is low and you have to fight for hours the culture has changed Most of the teams are full of good people working hard to make a difference for their customers.
Well rounded with great benefits Time off is the best Awesome overall. System for FSA can be really challenging to use.
Salary - B | Culture - B | Management - B | Coworkers - B
Pros: Well paid and great benefits work life balance Will be good after spending few years as same work will repeat and you can finish it with in hours. 4. Fairly good pay (as it fits well with the salary parameters I must follow.) Great culture & people Strong Values Offices amazing Benefits top notch Intuit has great values and the people you work with are always willing to help.
Cons: Some of the training you have a time limit to finish and no benefits if you are not full time year round employee No work life balance depending on team and leaders. Pay is low and you have to fight for hours What this means is that the constant threat of layoffs creates a toxic culture where no one helps anyone else. Most of the teams are full of good people working hard to make a difference for their customers.
best benefits in the market Good Salary and work-life balance. Kind of expensive premiums for such a big company