Hewlett-Packard

Industry: Computer and Electronic Manufacturing · HQ: Palo Alto, CA · https://www.hp.com

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We've calculated that the average salary at Hewlett-Packard is $71K based on 7,240 user-submitted salaries A total of 764 Hewlett-Packard employees gave Hewlett-Packard an average happiness rating of 3.9 out of 5.0.

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Hewlett-Packard Salary Distribution

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291 Software Engineers from Hewlett-Packard submitted salaries.

$80K Equipment Services Project Manager

$90K Program Manager

$91K Senior Software Engineer

$81K Project Manager

$69K Business Analyst

$77K Technical Consultant

$110K Solutions Architect

$72K Systems Engineer

$27K Customer Service Representative

Hewlett-Packard Reviews and Ratings

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3 Hardware Design Engineers from Hewlett-Packard submitted reviews

1.6 HP sucks, especially the ETD Group. Avoid job opening numbers 1317005 and 1286505! Pros... Most of the management has very nice cars, sail-boats, mansions, etc. You can get there, too, especially if money is more important to you than ethics. Cons... ETD group in Houston has openings 1317005 and 1286505, which I would avoid like the plague. 1286505 especially is what I would call a "galvanic anode" opening. Just as a galvanic anode is a piece of dissimilar metal tacked onto the metallic structure of a building or a boat's hull, to protect the structure from corrosion, by attracting the corrosion to this anode, these openings are there for the purpose of attracting the next round of layoffs. Protecting the long-time-there, job veterans, that is. 2 people in that latter slot have now been laid off, while the others (senior ranking engineers), always stay. The senior ranking engineers will keep it that way, by whatever methods they can get away with. The office politics there is the 2nd worst I have ever seen in more than 30 years in the EE business. Advice to management... Take the amount of effort that you devote to chasing money-power-status, money-power-status, and take just 5% or 10% of that effort, and use it, to instead pay attention to running the company.

234 Anonymous Employees from Hewlett-Packard submitted reviews

3.4 I've worked for HP since 1993. It has changed significantly over the years and I more focused on short term profits than long term customer satisfaction and innovation. On the user experience side, there are pockets of good design in the company, but on the whole it is an engineering company run by engineers. They give lip service to good design, but they default to technology choices, implementation ease, and features rather than design excellence. They only validate design with current customers so the HP centered paradigm becomes more and more entrenched in the approach. Even the new HP UX Architect role in HP Labs was awarded to a person that is not trained in UX but talks a good talk. Design at HP is on the whole headed in directions not favorable to designers.

1 Infrastructure Architect from Hewlett-Packard submitted reviews

3.5 My 14 year adventure with HP, has been an exciting roller coaster. I have traveled the world from India, to Costa Rica, to develop call centers to support HP enterprise servers, racks, software and infrastructure. My career accelerated to back line pre-sales solution architect for all inside/outside sales and frontline SA's. This was a great opportunity to understand customer business needs and match custom based solutions and the right level of services resulting in high attach rates.

Hewlett-Packard Careers & Info

Current CEO: Antonio Neri

Hewlett-Packard is more commonly known as HP. In fact, the company has become a very iconic brand in information technology. Business Weekly named HP as the 11th most valuable brand. HP manufactures and distributes a variety of info tech products, including: computer monitors, digital cameras, laptops, scanners, TVs, and basically most of the information technology equipment you can think of. They cover the computer hardware, software, IT consulting and IT services industries.

Headquartered in Palo Alto, CA, the company started in 1939 and has become a multinational corporation that made $126.3 billion in 2010. There are about 324,600 employees at HP. Their interest is centered on innovation, evident by their HP Labs, which researches a wide variety of technical aspects of informational technology covering all of HP’s business. It’s a central research lab for scientists to focus on HP’s future.

Careers at HP

The following are some HP jobs you can check out:
• Administration
• Business Planning
• Corporate Administration
• Engineering
• Finance
• Human Resources
• Information Technology
• Learning and Development
• Legal
• Marketing
• Operations
• Public Affairs & Communications
• Quality
• Sales
• Services
• Supply Chain Operations

Working at HP

HP expects that all of their employee candidates are knowledgeable about the very unique management style, also known as: The HP Way. The HP Way includes 5 specific tenets: The following are the tenets of The HP Way: We have trust and respect for individuals, we focus on a high level of achievement and contribution, we conduct our business with uncompromising integrity, we achieve our common objectives through teamwork, and we encourage flexibility and innovation. Check out the full listing of HP jobs below:

What jobs pay the most at Hewlett-Packard?

Director of R&D is the highest paying job at Hewlett-Packard at 236,000 annually.

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