Intuit Layoffs have Started π₯π₯π₯π₯
Intuit Layoffs have begun. Like this post and spread the news. There is a silent layoff. People are fired without PIPs. After year end performance reviews, HRBP secretly engaged with managers to fire a fixed 5-10% of the workforce of each org in the name of "performance management". It's secret way to fire people without paying them severance. Absolutely disgusting and shameful way to treat humans with no dignity
But why are they still hiring...And some of those employee on Twitter and linkedin just keep boasting about how it's best place to work.
HRBP is doing this to retain the jobs for their recruiters and keep themselves occupied
So they are not actually hiring?
Fire and hire at same time classic story
Extremely shameful
Is Walmart hiring?
This is the start. Prepare for low TC now.
Will not join this shit. Thanks for posting How is uber btw
Guy sitting at UBER is predicting for Intuit π€£ Well just to add, this isn't a layoff. Performance based decisions are always good for the company's growth.
lol Amazon you should be last to speak . It's not performance based . Most of them are churned out by incompetent managers
@kpYj70 I was thinking the same. Why is a guy from Uber reporting on Intuit.
Intuit is going through crisis and upper level leadership are definitely playing dirty politics to churn out people . Yes in some cases low performers are pipped but mostly good performers are also layoff or DNME to remove to save bootlickers and close knit people
I'm planning to explore an opportunity at Intuit. I heard work culture is good and Intuit had never done layoffs.
Yes work culture was good and people here generally were really good but for last year and half things have changed. Culture is declining, too much politics and unrealistic goals . Yes officially they haven't layoff but they are managing out silently . You are welcome to join
how many laid off today?
Silent layoff around 1800 or about 7 percent
DoorDash has been doing this for a while
Dm for tiktok
βAbsolutely disgusting and shameful way to treat humans with no dignityβ U should be glad this is the first layoff Think of other companies went through 3 layoffs already
Waymo had 4 this year lmao
"No severance" is the key word