Splunk reviews

4.0

79% would recommend to a friend

(302 total reviews)
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Gary Steele

81% approve of CEO

58% positive business outlook

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4.0
May 15, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

I only worked at Splunk for a year. I found the culture to be a breath of fresh air. Overall it was a wonderful experience. They offered great salary and commission plan, as well as amazing benefits.

Cons

My manager created a hostile work environment. I've never been treated as poorly by any individual in my entire career. My only regret is that I did not escalate to HR and instead chose to leave.

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Splunk Response
7y
It sucks when you really love the company, but you have a bad manager. It's happens to everyone. We are working at developing more effective, engaging and empathic managers. We hope this make Splunk an even better place to work. Reach out with any further info at openconversation@splunk.com. - Peter Vogt, Employee Communications
5.0
May 9, 2019

Adaptability is the key to happiness at Splunk

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Look, Splunk has grown absurdly fast. At times this means processes and systems are bursting at the seams. For me personally, these "problems" represent opportunities and are exciting challenges to fix. Fortunately, employees are empowered to fix them. Despite our rapid growth, getting access to senior leadership is still ridiculously easy, and making a meaningful impact for the business is within everyone's reach. This is what I love about Splunk. The opportunity to create and shape the next version of Splunk. Of course, Splunk also provides competitive pay, great benefits, plenty of opportunities, and never a lack of excitement. The culture is maturing but remains at the top end of the scale. If this excites you, don't think twice about coming here.

Cons

Splunk isn't for everyone. Anyone saying that the "Golden Days Are Gone" have a nonsensical nostalgic view of a 500 person company with a single focus and short list of priorities. They're like Uncle Rico reminiscing about his "glory" days back in '82, and it's a little absurd. No, Splunk isn't high school anymore. Hang up your letterman jacket, embrace the path forward, realize that the journey ahead provides its own unique set of experience and opportunities, and you'll love Splunk.

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Splunk Response
7y
Thank you thank you! We promise to keep the Splunk family together. As we grow, we want to protect and preserve the best of our culture. And we can do that with great Splunkers like you. Feel free to keep us posted on how things are going at openconversation@splunk.com. - Peter Vogt, Employee Communications
5.0
May 7, 2019
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Pros

Extremely innovative, fast paced and transparent. I love talking about Splunk and so do my customers. Splunk applies to all industries.

Cons

The sales quotas are getting harder to attain due to high annual increases. It’s forcing good sales reps to move to other companies to achieve more even though they would rather stay and grow Splunk to a $5-10B company.

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Splunk Response
7y
We truly appreciate that you shared your perspective on working at Splunk. If you happen to have any ideas on what we can do to maintain what makes our culture great, please feel free to email us at openconversation@splunk.com. - Peter Vogt, Employee Communications
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