Tanium reviews

Management has gone from cultivating a culture of collaboration and doing the right thing to a very corporate harsh culture. Layoffs are happening and the employees left are being asked to take on new roles and duties without an increase in compensation or any job duties being taken off their plate. The teams left are quickly hitting burned out status. The team is struggling and can't do the right thing for the customer anymore.

- CEO may not believe in PowerPoints but customers want to see the why in a visual not just through a nod of our voice and a demo. - CEO needs to respect all talents individuals bring and not try to strangle the company to only doing it his way. So rigid in his approach that you can only do demo's his way. New CMO started in 2021 and the CMO was opening up about who he was, where he came from, his family, in a few brief slides. CEO comes out the gate "Yea sorry when I see PowerPoints, I zone out " - Tanium is getting passed up because of lack of innovation and simplification. - Tanium doesn't have a simple way for customers to deploy their own agent and rely on other tools. - Tanium sales processes are long, complex, and not easy for approvals to win deals. Multiple hands get in the kitchen. - Mid-market deals get higher discount than the largest customers which makes a huge gap between divisions. - Culture is very toxic. Most of the reviews are in the honeymoon phase on this website. They ask for a review after 30 days of employment and send it out to boost their image. - No career growth. - They reward senior people with deals rather than actually aligning accounts to territory. They cherry pick deals and give them to senior Tanium reps to keep them happy. Example: Rep leaves, deals that are in pipeline to close are sent to senior reps to ensure they continue to hit their numbers and will work deals outside their geographic area just to get a sale. Very bro centric. - Leadership isn't in it to win at all costs. They claim teamwork but it all falls on the individuals to do what's necessary to win. Very 'whats in it for me' attitude. - Motto one team one fight is a lie. They claim this but there was multiple instances where 'agreements' to split commissions would be made but when the deal came in those agreements 'expired' somehow. - No work life balance even when they say 'unlimited PTO' they will make you feel bad for taking time off work. - Highly unethical culture and very vindictive - Had multiple people offer me drugs or ask me to find drugs while employed at Tanium. Leaders looked the other way.