Tanium reviews

Culture has become very toxic over the last several years. Company used to pride itself on allowing full remote and people bought houses far away from any office because of it. New CEO came in and suddenly it’s a change to must be in office several days a week or your gone. There are constant surprise layoffs happening. One day a team is there and the next suddenly gone with no understanding why. An extreme good ol’ boy culture thrives at Tanium and if you’re not in the clique then you’re nothing. Raises are low, 491k is abysmal and the RSUs are a HUGE tax burden on you every year but not worth the paper they are printed on. Tanium used to be a great company new leadership has brought it down.

Unfortunately, much of what you're sold during the interview process doesn’t hold up. I was told that as long as I was meeting expectations and attending mandatory in-person meetings, there was no strict requirement to be in the office a certain number of days each week. That promise was quietly reversed—since February, employees have been expected to badge in at least twice a week, and leadership is now threatening to withhold stock refreshes from those who don’t comply, regardless of performance. The in-office experience isn’t great either: limited quiet spaces, harsh fluorescent lighting, low-quality monitors, and a general environment that’s not very conducive to focus. The free lunch is appreciated, but it’s not anything to get excited about. Overall, I get more done at home without the distractions. Training also leaves a lot to be desired—especially for new hires who are expected to ramp up quickly without sufficient support. Additionally, Customer Success is often treated as an afterthought. We’re excluded from major events like SKO and Converge (hosted at Universal Studios with customers), and not eligible for the Sales Club trip. It’s clear that Sales is prioritized, and other departments don’t get the same recognition or investment.