It's hard to know whether or not a company that looks good on the outside is really good on the inside. Fortunately we humans can talk to one another, and unless NDAs are involved, we can sound the warnings of corporations that are not up to par. 

These 22 former employees took to Reddit to spill the tea on their old companies, and few left a more scathing review than one ex-Bed Bath and Beyonder. "There was a time when only managers, not supervisors, were allowed to open the door after hours to let us out," he wrote. But as awful as that policy is, it reared its head when an employee suffered a panic attack, and was unable to seek medical attention. The situation ended with furious paramedics and a successful lawsuit. 

"I'm happy they're out of business."

Read about that situation and other interesting secrets from former industry insiders.