Is Intuit Falling Into The Same Mass Layoff Trap As Other Tech Companies?

Or Is There Something Different At Work?

I was looking through some of my Article Stats earlier today, and I noticed that I had a 300% Increase in Readers.

As that is an anomaly, I looked into it and saw that it had to do with One Specific Article I wrote on April 27th, 2023.

In it, I wrote about the Merits of Intuit for Hiring and Growing during a period when Meta, Alphabet, Microsoft, and Amazon were going through Extreme Mass Layoffs due to Poor Leadership Decisions.

I found it strange that this article would suddenly Resurge in Popularity… until I looked at the Recent Tech News.

Intuit Announced that they were undergoing a Mass Layoff of 10% of its Workforce.

Truly Irony at its best.

But, is this just another case of a Large Tech Company making Poor Leadership Decisions where the Employees Pay the Price?

Or are we seeing a Different Layoff Approach from Intuit?

Before I dive too deeply into Intuit Specifically, I want to make something clear.

I believe that Mass Layoffs are a Sign of Leadership Blunders.