Nice working experience, nice salary, friendly manager and mentor.
Everything is fine, no cons.
The normal interview process is telephonic, followed by back-to-back Zoom video interviews. Most Splunk managers are very biased towards candidates, whether based on tech stack or race.
The overall interview process was messy. I first spoke with the manager of Team A, and then I was interviewed by five developers. However, these five developers were not from Team A. They interviewed me for a different position, from Team B (I only
I received an OA 2 to 3 weeks after applying for the position. The OA ran through Codility. I had two questions: * One was a typical LeetCode problem. * The other was about constructing a simple API. The first time using Codility, debugging w
The normal interview process is telephonic, followed by back-to-back Zoom video interviews. Most Splunk managers are very biased towards candidates, whether based on tech stack or race.
The overall interview process was messy. I first spoke with the manager of Team A, and then I was interviewed by five developers. However, these five developers were not from Team A. They interviewed me for a different position, from Team B (I only
I received an OA 2 to 3 weeks after applying for the position. The OA ran through Codility. I had two questions: * One was a typical LeetCode problem. * The other was about constructing a simple API. The first time using Codility, debugging w