Need to view their promise of contract offer to the candidates as highly important as well. - Tech Support Engineer bei Tenable: Mitarbeiterbewertung

1.0
22. Apr. 2017
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Pros

No pros factors to be mentioned, as I have not started work with them. But be honest, I can't really offer a one-star rating for their behaviour and attitude shown for this case.

Kontras

Not sure what is happening with Tenable, being one of the bigger player in the Infosecurity market. You words and commitment needs to be fulfilled. When you mentioned that you will revert back with an concrete offer on last Thursday, and I waited till Saturday before decided to give up as I have emailed both your recruiter and hiring manager to enquire on the status of the contract offer, I did not even get a reply. In the Security industry, verbal commitment is equally important, hence I hope Tenable will reflect on this and change for the better. You should not convince the candidate to resign first, then await for your offer. What if you did not offer, just the same in my situation. Do not put people in a difficult situation, as you would not wish people to do the same to you. I have not even seen an apology email sent. Is that what Tenable really can offer?

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5.0
21. Mai 2026
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Pros

Good colleagues and management is not overbearing

Kontras

Big push for AI without enough cautionary caveats

2.0
27. Apr. 2026
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Pros

We can essentially use AI without any limit right now. The pay and compensation is industry leading but that's how they get you to stay.

Kontras

The engineering organization is technologically stagnant — from CI pipelines, to sec/ops practices and overall architecture, everything is locked into legacy practices with little room for outside perspectives. Attempts to introduce modern tools or new ideas are consistently met with resistance rather than curiosity. There's also a stark tenure gap. Most engineers leave within a year or two once they recognize the limited ability to drive change, while those who stay long-term — often 8+ years — have rarely worked outside this environment and lack exposure to broader industry practices.

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