Avantages
The work-life balance is phenomenal. There are lots of older employees with families and Intuit really respects their needs and desires to spend time with those that matter most. The result is a culture that is very open to allowing their employees to get their work done in the way that makes the most sense for that particular employee.
Inconvénients
I think the demographic at Intuit is a bit dated and slow to change. I haven't really worked anywhere else for a long time, so I don't have any great comparisons, but everyone claims Intuit has a strong focus on development and feedback. While that may be true, I sometime question the quality of feedback given, and question what will happen with the honest feedback I provide. Will anyone take it seriously? Will it be to my disadvantage to provide constructive criticism? Also, the Intuit culture claims to be less political, but like all businesses the bureaucracy is still there.