Interesting work, interesting people. A friendly collective. Best work/life balance. The company is still growing, with a lot of career opportunities.
Cannot say that it is real "Cons". There are some benefits which other companies have, but not Splunk, like free parking (Splunk has a commute benefit, which returns taxes you paid for your commute), and free lunches (we have free snacks, lunches 1-3 times a week). But all of that are minor issues.
I applied online, and the recruiter reached out to me and was very responsive throughout the hiring process. Had a tech screen first, then went onsite. The team profile is very impressive, and they have a mix of veterans and young talent. Got a very
Meghan was the Technical Recruiter and Daniel was the coordinator. Both were great in setting things up. Meghan was really responsive and managed to arrange the offer in record time after the team said they wanted me to join. I had other competing o
Phone screen interviews. The designated person did not come to the interview, so another replacement person came. He was pretty naive and lost track of his initial question regarding algorithms and data structures.
I applied online, and the recruiter reached out to me and was very responsive throughout the hiring process. Had a tech screen first, then went onsite. The team profile is very impressive, and they have a mix of veterans and young talent. Got a very
Meghan was the Technical Recruiter and Daniel was the coordinator. Both were great in setting things up. Meghan was really responsive and managed to arrange the offer in record time after the team said they wanted me to join. I had other competing o
Phone screen interviews. The designated person did not come to the interview, so another replacement person came. He was pretty naive and lost track of his initial question regarding algorithms and data structures.