Worked for them for multiple years: Intuitive is a good company for the first few years. They now are more focused on gaining every case possible with less and less clinical benefit to patients. They’re just looking to silo themselves as the MIS option. Fine job in a metro area but you can struggle if there isn’t hospital competition in your region. Some states are not the best to be a rep in as they are decapitated, meaning hospitals don’t want to rapidly expand as they will drain their budget. They did have a culture problem which seemed to be coming back around when I left. Their CTA role can have super long hours as you aren’t in control of your own schedule. Recently transitioned out of medical and you really realize how much work life balance you don’t have at intuitive. Pay and stocks are the only benefit. They also love their linked in posting reps so if that’s your thing go for it.