"Will the lead people at Mint have real power in Inituit? Will one of them be the next CTO?" Very unlikely. And even if someone from Mint were to become CTO, h

"Will the lead people at Mint have real power in Inituit? Will one of them be the next CTO?" Very unlikely. And even if someone from Mint were to become CTO, he would find it very difficult to change direction or focus. Intuit has multiple levels of management fiefdoms(within fiefdoms) and is infested with layers of clueless middle management and with a few honorable exceptions(mostly old timers from the old days, and some sharp kids just out of school, who don't stay very long) the tech people aren't very hot either (which is why, with all their resources and customer base and domain knowledge, they couldn't compete with a thin layer around Yodlee's backend).