Hewlett-Packard Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"I have just recently begun working for the Enterprise Cloud Services. It takes some getting used to because my manager is in Slovakia as is my lead. My peers are in Shanghai, China."

"I've worked for Hewlett-Packard for 2 and a half years. During this time, employees have been fearful of work-force-reductions, and are forced into situations requiring us to work 65+ hour weeks. Vacation time cannot be used due to our workload. We're given used PCs for our work, which often break and are replaced with another used PC which breaks within another couple of months."

"Studied and Made Presentation for the general procedure of CDSM Sales Process Pipeline Awesome experience."

"Great place to work, excellent people. Completely enjoyed my time there. Left for an opportunity that was a new challenge to expand my skill set."

"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."

"It is too big a company and unless you are set up in the beginning you will have a hard time succeeding."

"I've worked for Hewlett Packard since 2005 and my salary is 41,000 a year. Hewlett Packard does not pay its military contractors all that well. My position is listed on you website at an average of 63,000 a year but the reality is different. HP lateral employees from one position to the next without raising pay. Look into it."

"I am not sure if Polyserve still exists; it is now part of the HP storage group and was being merged with other HP acquisitions at the time I left, several years ago."

"I worked for HP starting in June 2013. I was placed at PSE"