Not what it used to be
Not what it used to be
Good work-life balance. Good benefits. Some interesting colleagues left.
Extremely unstable.
Several waves of layoffs, even though the CEO claimed otherwise.
Untrustworthy management keeps misleading us.
Uncertain future under Cisco, depending on the team/location.
Aggressively hiring in low-cost locations.
Ancient technology.
Stop misleading us. Folks believed the stories you told us and made decisions based on them, only to be laid off later.
Additional Ratings
Was this helpful?
Splunk Interview Questions
Splunk Interview Experiences
Senior Site Reliability Engineer
Applied online through the website for the SRE engineer position. The recruiter reached out via phone. Scheduled a phone screen with the hiring manager, but he did not show up. The recruiter kept trying to reach the manager, but he was unresponsiv
Engineer
They asked many hard questions. They provided an engineering problem to solve. I didn't get the job. They were very specific in which questions they asked, and also asked me many personal questions.
Software Engineer
It has one phone screen, which is very easy. Just ask about Java basics. It is 4 rounds onsite: * Algorithm (most focus on recursion, linked lists, Tries) * Take out lunch * One OOP design and synchronization problem
Senior Site Reliability Engineer
United StatesAugust 13, 2020Applied online through the website for the SRE engineer position. The recruiter reached out via phone. Scheduled a phone screen with the hiring manager, but he did not show up. The recruiter kept trying to reach the manager, but he was unresponsiv
Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2020They asked many hard questions. They provided an engineering problem to solve. I didn't get the job. They were very specific in which questions they asked, and also asked me many personal questions.
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesApril 1, 2018It has one phone screen, which is very easy. Just ask about Java basics. It is 4 rounds onsite: * Algorithm (most focus on recursion, linked lists, Tries) * Take out lunch * One OOP design and synchronization problem
