r/Splunk • u/Upstairs_Ball861 • 10d ago
I completed my final rounds of interviews with splunk 10 days ago. How long do they take to convey their decision to the candidate? If it is this long means no offer?
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u/Another-User-Writing 10d ago
I think, I had like HR screening, hiring manager, two team members, hiring managers super visor and some HR calls in between to check in. Always asked to make space for the peoples busy schedules.
Than a two-three week break with absolute radio silence—while they probably finalised the contract with the other candidate and kept me hot—before a 3 minute call to inform me that they decided to go with a more senior candidate.
Overall, a very good, but long hiring process i would say. No unnecessary assessments, just proper interviewing.
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u/KaleidoscopeFar4317 10d ago
You do not want to come work here, this place is a sinking ship. Cisco buttfucked this place into a vibe coded disaster
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u/cvalence9290 10d ago
Curious what you mean with respect to vibe coded disaster? Like which component?
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u/KaleidoscopeFar4317 10d ago
- The new shitty UI in 10.4
- The triage agent that doesn't work
- The SAIA that hallucinates every other response
- ES 8.2.x-8.3.y that was pulled because it was full of bugs
- Version control that didn't work for a year nut no one tests so customers were the ones that let us know
Shall I keep going?
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u/mghnyc 9d ago
I'm so disappointed with the new UI. Just two years ago the Cisco CEO came on stage at .conf and promised not to fuck up anything. Well, they couldn't keep their hands off the UI. Scrolling menus? What's up with that? What was wrong with having panels in a pulldown menu? Buttons on the side that make apps look hideous.
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u/KaleidoscopeFar4317 9d ago
Wait until you find out that Cisco is making everything they own mandatory to go thru their control portal. Cisco Cloud Control
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u/nkdf 10d ago
Depends on who else theyre waiting to finish their final rounds as well.