Intuit reviews

I work 100% virtually/remotely, and I have had that arrangement since before Covid. Most employees (I'd say about 90%) are based at Intuit office locations. Intuit is still finding our rhythm with the hybrid model, and finding ways to encourage employees to come to the office more frequently. In the meantime, they are discouraging remote hires, and making it harder for employees to request to work 100% remotely. I understand the strategy, but as a remote worker, sometimes I feel like the company treats us like 2nd class citizens.

Many pros are so manager specific that I can't list them as pros for everyone. Flexibility, ability to do projects independently, team-mode-as-dream-mode, and overall culture are ENTIRELY manager specific. 80% of my time at Intuit has been AWESOME. 20% was under a manager that does not embody Intuit values. For people stuck with managers like that: they do not have schedule-flexibility they are discouraged from doing what's best for Intuit and the Customer in favor of what makes the manager look good, and are routinely denied professional respect. All I can say is that you don't have to suffer: Go to HR and request a transfer, it's discrete, easy, and will drastically improve your quality of life.