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Intuit posts on LinkedIn

Am seeing multiple posts praising the company being promoted by Intuit everyday on LinkedIn. Is this a PR thing or are they on a hiring spree? Also, how's their culture really? Have heard good things, but I wanna hear the not-so-good things because no place is paradise.

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Pikaachu

Intuit

a year ago

I just completed my first year at Intuit. So far, it has been an amazing experience. Very good work life balance and employee first culture. I’m working with some of the best minds in the country. And it’s a lot of money too.
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