Many of the reviews you see here are solicited by the HR department. They often target new employees within their first 6 months, encouraging them to write positive reviews. In some cases, they even offer gift cards to those who write 5-star reviews and promote the company on social media, so it's essential to exercise caution when reading these reviews. The company is divided into various groups, and each group operates almost independently. Some groups are known for their frequent social gatherings, while others rarely see their families due to their demanding work schedules. It's not uncommon to walk through the halls and come across employees who have passed out in their offices, often as a result of excessive drinking, as they themselves admit. They often claim to have a flat management structure, and while this is technically true, it's because nearly everyone is a VP or director. In my team, approximately 50% of the members are in management positions, with only a few possessing the necessary skills for their job. Many are hired based on their connections rather than their qualifications and frequently delegate their work to subordinates. Employees are frequently expected to work unpaid overtime, and not doing so is viewed negatively. The company places an emphasis on maintaining a high retention rate, which unfortunately results in some employees contributing very little to their teams with no consequences, yet still earning significant salaries. It appears that PeopleTec is more interested in projecting an image of greatness rather than actually delivering exceptional technical work.