Pros
Intuit is honestly one of the best-kept secrets in Silicon Valley. It’s a company that has always walked the talk when it comes to being mission-driven and customer-first. The culture is one of the big reasons people stick around for 10+ years—it’s supportive, principle-based, and constantly evolving with the world. There’s also a lot of opportunity to grow here, not just by climbing upward but by moving into different roles and exploring new areas of the business. Personally, I’ve grown so much from the leadership I’ve seen modeled, the ambitious responsibility Intuit has offered me to hold, and the big, strategic steps we’ve taken as a company on behalf of consumers and small businesses. It’s an exciting place to be, especially in this moment as Intuit moves toward its platform vision on its mission to 'power prosperity around the world'.
Cons
Like any company, it’s not perfect. Similar to most large, matrixed organizations, decision-making can feel slow at times, and silos between different teams and business units can cause some misalignment. It’s something we are always working on, but it’s still a reality. Another area for opportunity is embracing having hard performance conversations—sometimes when performance feedback finally comes, it can feel like it’s out of the blue. There’s been a push to help managers improve in this area, and I think we’re moving in the right direction.