As summarized by AI:
Has Intuit laid off staff and programmers in 2025?
Yes — there have been reports and industry discussion about workforce reductions at Intuit related to its strategic shifts, but the key, verified layoffs occurred in 2024, with ongoing effects and employee concerns into 2025 rather than a separate, large 2025 round of layoffs reported by major news outlets:
1. Verified Layoffs in 2024
In July 2024, Intuit announced it would lay off about 1,800 employees — roughly 10% of its workforce — as part of a strategic reorganization to shift resources toward “key growth areas” such as AI, engineering, product, and customer-facing roles. (FinTech Futures)
The company stated that it planned to hire approximately the same number of new employees in areas it viewed as strategic, which could include programmers with different skill sets. (FinTech Futures)
2. Workforce Situation in 2025
Major news outlets covering tech layoffs in 2025 do not list Intuit among the confirmed companies publicly announcing large workforce reductions during the calendar year 2025. Most reported layoffs in 2025 involve other tech firms. (NerdWallet)
Industry forums and anonymous posts suggest employee expectations or rumors of potential further cuts (e.g., mentions on Blind of possible 18% reduction, discussions of engineering roles being impacted), but these are not confirmed by major press or official company announcements. Such commentary should be treated cautiously. (Blind)
Employee sentiment reported on sites like Glassdoor into late 2025 suggests ongoing anxiety about performance reviews and layoffs, not necessarily new formal programs of cuts announced for 2025. (Glassdoor)
3. Summary
Confirmed layoffs affecting ~1,800 employees occurred in mid-2024, with the company positioning these as part of a strategic realignment toward AI and other priorities. (FinTech Futures)
No widely reported, separate, formal 2025 Intuit layoff event (e.g., mass announcement in 2025) has been documented in major reliable sources as of early 2026 review. Current reporting on tech layoffs in 2025 doesn’t list Intuit among companies announcing new layoff rounds. (NerdWallet)
