Good opportunity to earn if you can deal with schoolyard politics - Account Manager Intuit Employee Review

3.0
Feb 19, 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

-The product is very easy to sell and there are more than enough leads to make some good money -You will have heaps of free time, the expected workload can be done in a couple of hours -All of the perks and benefits you would expect form a tech company

Cons

-Very toxic and clicky culture, if you dont play video games or snort coke you wont fit in -Most intense micro managing I have ever seen, you will be treated like a child -Contractors beware, it is very rare for a contractor to be made full time, contrary to what you will be told in the interview

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