Decent pay, good benefits, excellent tech support, growth opportunities, radical left agenda - Seasonal Manager Intuit Employee Review

3.0
6 July 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Remote WFH, flexible work schedule, growth opportunities plentiful, very good benefits, 401(k), ESPP, managers each get a budget to award employees in their Pod/group. Use of Slack keeps all remote employees feeling part of a team and never alone. This company has very good financial benefits for both seasonal employees and perms. I rapidly rose up the ranks. If you like an intense, rapidly changing, go-go-go environment this is the place for you! During Texas ice storms of 2021 they paid employees 'as if' they worked their regularly scheduled shifts but could not due to rolling power outages. How many companies did that? They care financially about employees. A lot of great managers and senior management seems to care. They are improving training for seasonal managers and permanent managers.

Cons

60-70+ hour work weeks for seasonal managers is required to simply keep up. If you're not a fast learner, it is easy to get behind and overwhelmed. Your new employees WILL or feel like crying. Extreme left-of-center politics pushing an LGBTQ agenda and support of BLM through internal policies. If you want a management position you will be required to sign off and agree with policies that may not be in accordance with your beliefs and values. Contrary to a stated company value, Intuit does not "Speak the Truth." And those that do, get fired.

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3.0
13 June 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Benefits are amazing, medical insurance, vision and dental. Company match on 401K and volunteer time off.

Cons

They keep making decisions to outsource jobs to contract workers who don't share the same value in training or customer care. Oh they say they do but when you catch the listening to music so loud you can't hear the customer, or literally snoring on the line they can't do anything because of the way the contracts are set up. It is up to the contract company and the contract company just needs warm bodies. They did not even supply enough people doing our busiest season this year to co or the shifts that were required in the contract. So good luck with that. They will always eventually lay you off.

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