Intuit reviews

A few years ago Intuit bought alot of companies and most of the purchases were horrid decisions. MyCoporation.Com comes to mind. Because of these purchases and the revolving door in leadership the brunt of the fixes offered by the new management fell on the employees and still does according to my cronies that still work there. Thier middle management is horrid, not understanding how to manage remote employees and the constant influx of them hiring their buddies makes it pretty much not worth trying. If Intuit would look at all the people they have paid a hiring reward to and see where they placed the employees....they would get a clue. It was fun to watch hiring managers get referral bonuses to fill positions with their friends. I remember one whole development team in the woodland hills campus that was from the same group of friends.

Management. So political that senior managements don't think for the benefit of the company anymore. And none of the re-orgs make sense anymore. Teams are torn apart with no logical sense behind it. People are thrown into teams that don't make sense. Skills are not matched to the right products. Managers who were proven to be irresponsible are being highly promoted. Management has become very secretive and hypocritical. You never know what the focus is anymore, and you can't forecast because management do things without 'logical' benefit to the company and teams. Employees are no longer being heard -- just chess pieces on a board. Everything just boils down to politics.