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      Soon-to-be easy lawsuit target, cronyism/nepotism is career destroying - Anonymous employee Palo Alto Networks Employee Review

      1.0
      Oct 27, 2019
      Anonymous employee
      Recommend
      CEO approval
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      Pros

      You'll learn about what HR does and what an attorney can do to protect you from this company. Retaliation happens often, if you want a chance at suing the company for damages, this is the place for you!

      Cons

      This place is hiring aggressively for a reason and most hiring managers (not the recruiter) will try and sell you on promises of an opportunity, but then take it away immediately. Are you looking to destroy your career? Join this company! Cronyism/nepotism is so strong in the workforce that there are massive amounts of unqualified people working in roles FAR FROM THEIR SKILLSETS!!! There's also a level of insecurity that management reaches, if you ever offer advice in good faith, YOU CAN EXPECT TO BE HARASSED SOON AFTERWARDS.

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      5.0
      Jul 7, 2026
      Principal software engineer
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      Solid company in terms of growth

      Cons

      Startup culture for a big company

      1.0
      Jun 30, 2026
      Ai sme
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      Largest cyber security company in the world with an ever-expanding portfolio

      Cons

      Largest cyber security company in the world with an ever-expanding portfolio. They buy companies quicker than they can integrate them and is the antithesis of a caring employer. Nikesh could layoff 80% of employees tomorrow and the stock would still skyrocket. I decided to pursue a new opportunity after CyberArk was acquired and prior to giving my official two week notice I let my team know, and started training them in our brand new cutting edge solutions so that they could take over my workload without any roadblocks or hiccups. As soon as I put in my two week notice the company locks me out and cuts off all of my benefits and does not pay me for the notice that I have given, putting my family in a very precarious place during the interim of my work. This is by far one of the most classless things I’ve seen a company do, please watch out for yourself at Palo because no one in management will. I am extremely passionate about the space that I operate in and often found myself working 12 hour days- the ability to have work life balance at a place like Palo Alto is zero.

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