Strong engineering culture but bureaucratic processes slow things down - Software Engineering Manager Intuit Employee Review

5.0
11 May 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Strong engineering culture with investment in modern tooling, platforms, and AI-driven development Competitive compensation and benefits, with meaningful focus on employee wellbeing Large-scale, high-impact products (TurboTax, QuickBooks, Mailchimp) — real exposure to complex, mission-critical systems Good internal mobility and learning opportunities across orgs

Cons

Bureaucratic procurement and tooling processes can slow down execution (approvals, vendor onboarding, etc.) Cross-functional coordination overhead — getting alignment across teams can be slow Org restructuring and re-prioritization happen frequently, which can disrupt long-running initiatives On-call and operational burden can be heavy depending on the team, especially in infra-heavy roles

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5.0
27 May 2026
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Pros

I really enjoyed working with Intuit because it was a fast paced environment that pushed me to grow professionally. I appreciated the strong focus on customer experience, the support from leadership, and the opportunity I had to advance into a Tier 2 role within the same season. It strengthened my communication, problem solving, and multitasking skills while allowing me to help customers during stressful situation

Cons

One challenge for me was feeling somewhat disconnected from upper management and operations leadership at times. Most of my direct support and communication came from my team leads, who were very hands on and helpful. I tend to work best in environments where there is strong visibility and engagement from leadership across all levels.

4.0
23 May 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Amazing people who are friendly, collaborative and smart. Great benefits and beautiful facilities. Mission and values driven.

Cons

CEO is overly focused on stock price. He has eroded the culture and trust among employees, customers, and accountants through overly aggressive goals/price hikes. Senior leaders have become a revolving door the past few years which leads to lack of understanding in how things work, which leads to indecision, bad decisions and reversed decisions.

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