Splunk is an amazing place to work. The culture is amazing, and especially the employee well-being is top-notch at Splunk.
I have never come across any cons working at Splunk; it's always been an amazing place to work.
Horrible process. Splunk recruiters need to learn how to communicate. They don't respect your time at all. All the bad reviews in GD are real. I never spoke to the recruiter until days after the interview. Most of the time I was communicating with
Played phone tag with the recruiter for a few weeks to get to the initial phone screen. After that, was able to set up a technical interview within a week. Following the technical interview, I had an onsite which was a bit disorganized. Ultimately
Round 1: Technical Interview (Online) * Started with "Tell me about yourself." * Few questions on the projects I have done. * Few questions on JavaScript basics. * 1 JavaScript UI coding question. It's been months, and I tried following up
Horrible process. Splunk recruiters need to learn how to communicate. They don't respect your time at all. All the bad reviews in GD are real. I never spoke to the recruiter until days after the interview. Most of the time I was communicating with
Played phone tag with the recruiter for a few weeks to get to the initial phone screen. After that, was able to set up a technical interview within a week. Following the technical interview, I had an onsite which was a bit disorganized. Ultimately
Round 1: Technical Interview (Online) * Started with "Tell me about yourself." * Few questions on the projects I have done. * Few questions on JavaScript basics. * 1 JavaScript UI coding question. It's been months, and I tried following up