HP Inc. reviews

Company no longer attracts the best and brightest to maximize innovation.

Old garage office atmosphere. Printer parts everywhere, old dirty carpets, layers of dust. Hardly any natural light. Work life balance is a joke, I was expected to be in my seat 8 hours a day, every day. Hiring process was a joke as well. They were hiring a number, not an individual. None of my references were called. I didn't meet a single team member nor my future manager during the interview. Highly hierarchical management structure. It'll take years to see the light. Workaholics would do well there. I met a few pearls of wisdom surrounded by dark waters of age and complexity. Clans of old timers make team work more difficult than it should be. Good ideas get buried within complexities of habitual tendencies. If you are looking for a healthy work-life balance within a high energy environment, look someplace else, or at least insist on meeting your team and seeing your future office during the interview.