Pros
Colleagues are oftentimes great people to work with Decent benefits/compensation Work remotely from anywhere Certain managers are exceptional
Cons
Politics - For a company of approximately 1,700 employees, the politics here are now exceptionally vicious. This wasn't always the case, but it's become increasingly toxic since David Hindawi receded from the limelight with his son at the helm. Tanium has more yes-men now more than ever and increasingly so. Don't even bother reporting anything to HR. They are there to protect the executive team and no amount of documentation will change the outcome. Culture - Tanium used to believe in and act inline with their cultural pillars (win as a team, do the right thing, we are unstoppable). It is now: 1. The only people who matter are in leadership, everyone else is disposable 2. Integrity is optional 3. Eliminate anyone who stands in your way For a company that was under fire for poor cultural practices in 2017, it has become apparent they did not learn from their mistakes. Tanium regressed back into old habits which was made painstakingly obvious with the claw backs recently in October 2020. It is clear that Orion Hindawi will never be his father. Though it is not as compelling as my first two points, Tanium is stingy - We didn't have any holiday fun or activities during the great pandemic of 2020. Friends at other equivalent companies held events in lieu of a holiday party. Employees at other companies also got larger bonuses since they didn't have catered lunches anymore or a monthly stipend. This was not the case at Tanium. If you really want to know more about Tanium's history of bad behavior, google it.