HP Inc. reviews

Maybe I'm just gullible. Don't fall in love with a job even if you love it. I've never gotten a warning. I've never got a meeting about any poor performance or anything like that. I just got a call one day they told me my performance wasn't up to par. Yet almost every day my managers and co-workers kept thanking me for going above and beyond to do my job only because I loved it so much . 2 months later, a co-worker that I trained got offered my position at a fraction of the rate that I was receiving, and it all started to make sense.. I can't explain how. Sad I've been because of this experience. If you want some decent money, go for it but don't start to fall in love with your new career because I promise you will be let down so much that you will experience a new kind of depression in your life that won't go away..

The management (esp exec) has lost most respect from the workers. The management has made horrific decisions since the days of Carly Fiorina and have been staying with the company. The worker bees are laid off and the bad managers take the high level technical jobs. Hence, there is very little creativity/innovation at HP in Corvallis. The really good people have left. I think that the site has gone from 10K employees to a little over 1 K - and this is due to the crappy exec and middle management.