Technically, head & shoulders above everything else. Bringing the features of a huge IAM program to companies that can't pay millions to deploy the dinosaurs. The entire company is customer success driven, and there's really not a lot of huge egos, which is surprising given the level of intelligence here at Okta.
Well, if you're remote, you don't get to experience much in the way of working for a startup in San Francisco, which would be fun. Other than that, day one, you're equipped with the tools you need, and the training back at corp is top-notch.
Very easy; needs some mechanical experience and the ability to work 17-hour workdays. A passion for the maritime industry is essential, as you would be on the water full-time while working.
6 interviews: * General discussion (Engineering Manager) * System Design (3 interviews) * Leadership and team fitment * Programming and system design
The process was pathetic. The same recruiter reached out to me last year and I interviewed with them. He ghosted me then. He came back this year and asked me to interview again. I went through a phone screen and was asked to appear for an on-site Zoo
Very easy; needs some mechanical experience and the ability to work 17-hour workdays. A passion for the maritime industry is essential, as you would be on the water full-time while working.
6 interviews: * General discussion (Engineering Manager) * System Design (3 interviews) * Leadership and team fitment * Programming and system design
The process was pathetic. The same recruiter reached out to me last year and I interviewed with them. He ghosted me then. He came back this year and asked me to interview again. I went through a phone screen and was asked to appear for an on-site Zoo