The work-life balance felt great. There were times, like in any company, where deadlines required more work, but in general, it was a very great balance. It felt like everyone's input was taken into account as well during project meetings, and leaders would make sure you knew you were heard.
Towards the end of my tenure at Splunk, I felt like the growth was too quick for the company to handle. Meetings, projects, and deadlines felt a bit chaotic.
Keep the openness and transparency going even as the company grows, and set realistic expectations for projects and deadlines. I knew many engineers overwhelmed because of the unrealistic demands coming from on high.
After the introductory HR call, I had a coding interview and then an onsite interview. This was the worst onsite interview of my life. I traveled from San Jose for the interview. The first two interviews went well, and then the nightmare started. Th
Applied online and then got an invitation for a video screen a few days later. Completed the 45-minute video screen on CoderPad. After a few weeks, they invited me to an on-site interview. They kept changing the on-site interview date. At one poin
The interview process was really cool and a great learning experience. There were many crisp interviews spread over a period of three weeks, but I did not feel any pressure. I loved the attitude of the interviewers; they created a friendly and non-fo
After the introductory HR call, I had a coding interview and then an onsite interview. This was the worst onsite interview of my life. I traveled from San Jose for the interview. The first two interviews went well, and then the nightmare started. Th
Applied online and then got an invitation for a video screen a few days later. Completed the 45-minute video screen on CoderPad. After a few weeks, they invited me to an on-site interview. They kept changing the on-site interview date. At one poin
The interview process was really cool and a great learning experience. There were many crisp interviews spread over a period of three weeks, but I did not feel any pressure. I loved the attitude of the interviewers; they created a friendly and non-fo