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I don't know if it's because our Jenkins Master is Windows based and NTFS is not good at handling deletes, or that we have a lot of jobs or that our jobs are quite large (many hundreds of files) or some combination of these but this stage can regularly take in excess of an hour to complete after the job has reported that it has finished.
It feels like it would be nicer if the build discard process occurred as a background housekeeping operation rather than as an inline part of the latest build, possibly also only having a single cleanup process rather than every job being able to trigger these tasks concurrently might be a good idea.