HP Inc.

"Very male-centric. you can look at org charts and see women in HR or similar roles at upper levels. Used to be much better than this. There is no mentoring or special programs to help U.S. based employees get a leg up, unless you are with the right manager, as most are two busy feathering their own nest and cracking the whip."

"It's not the company for everyone, you have to want to contribute and put yourself out there to try different things, make a difference, some folks like status quo"

"I have worked for this company for almost 30 years. Over the years the company has vastly improved in fair treatment for women."

"I have worked for this company for 16 years. In general I have had a good experience, have had great managers and like the people. Work life balance has changed and no longer part of the HP Culture. The days of being able to work at home is gone. This was a huge benefit to many employees and as long as you demonstrated self discipline, continued to meet all expectations it was a benefit that most employee's appreciated. There is still a lot of flexibility and overall it is a good place to work. It is great for young people coming out of college and offers many opportunities for career advancement."

"I've worked here for nearly 4 years and there are a lot of women working here, but predominantly in support roles. While there are women in management roles, it is difficult to move up in pay and grade. As a passionate employee I am told to not be so sensitive and its just a job, but I am going nowhere. There are a lot of lies that come down from the top. and I think truth is supreme, i can take the truth but lies are your downfall."