In July 2019, Intuit founder Scott Cook, along with Thomas Proulx and Eric Dunn, attended an event at The Computer History Museum and told “The Intuit Story.” Watch below.
Intuit is proud to support active military, including the millions of men and women in uniform who have filed their tax returns completely free using TurboTax. Our mission to power prosperity around the world is fueled by our values, and...
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Intuit is committed to a culture where everyone can bring their whole selves to work. We demonstrate every day that innovation thrives with a diverse work force. “On behalf of Intuit, I’m honored to sign the CEO Action for Diversity...
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At Intuit, proud maker of TurboTax, QuickBooks, and Mint, we recognize that there’s an urgent need to do more to protect our environment in order to avoid the devastating effects of global warming. Our mission is to power prosperity around...
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Since assuming the role of Chief Diversity and Inclusion officer at Intuit a year ago, Scott Beth has interviewed 170 employees—which means taking an interview about every other day. Why? He wants to understand what it means, to these unique...
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At Intuit we believe in powering prosperity around the world. While prosperity means different things to different people, we want everyone to be able to live the life they want, including our employees. We want to be a company where...
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Diversity is a fact, and inclusion is a choice at Intuit. We are very proud that half of our incoming C-Suite are women, and we know they will be hugely instrumental in helping drive the next chapter of our business....
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Excelling at your job means a lot work hard, late nights, and, in some cases, lots of time spent away from other things in your personal life. Having a full-time job, while also taking classes to get your degree, is...
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We’re so excited to share that Intuit has ranked on People’s 50 Companies That Care list in July! Each year, People partners with Great Places to Work to produce a list of the top companies that showcase caring in the...
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Many women aspire to be like Reshma Saujani, the 42-year-old former lawyer and founder of Girls Who Code. After an unsuccessful bid for New York’s 14th congressional district in 2010, Saujani realized that she couldn’t go back to the private...
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