Thread regarding Intuit Inc. layoffs

Stupid management

Reorganizations every year leading to lay-offs and selling off divisions.

Lots of meeting, red-tape and too much politics.

Lots of middle management, and on top of that very few managers are technical! The interesting thing is that the company calls them leaders and spends a lot of money on developing leadership skills for these managers, but in actuality, they are just supervisors and they have no idea what they are doing. And the engineers that actually do the hard work are undermined and are usually the ones that get axed during the annual re-orgs because upper management is clueless of what is really going on!

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Too much politics. The performance evaluation strictly depends on who you smooch, who you are best friends with. Not much regard for talent or work. Management talks a lot about developing leaders, but ends up with people pleasers and people of influence. Mostly low level employees are impacted in the process.

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Post ID: @lkr+G3z7na7

Intuit recently went through several rounds of a RIF (reduction in force). It's obvious that employees with high tenure were selected - most with 10+ years.

Politics have begun to run rampant - especially within IT. The current SVP of IT has created an environment of fear, uncertainty and doubt.

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Post ID: @iwq+G3z7na7

So true

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