Current Employee3.9Jun 20, 2024Overall experience with AWS is great. The customers respect you and value your opinion. Less about selling deals for end of month and closing a bunch of contracts (except if its ProServe) and more about driving consumption of services. Sometimes the goals in certain verticals is unrealistic but this comes in waves. Deff more of a ceiling than a startup but a good...Read More
Overall experience with AWS is great. The customers respect you and value your opinion. Less about selling deals for end of month and closing a bunch of contracts (except if its ProServe) and more about driving consumption of services. Sometimes the goals in certain verticals is unrealistic but this comes in waves. Deff more of a ceiling than a startup but a good...Read More
Current Employee4.0Aug 15, 2023Not for everybody and a challenging place to work, but worth it. Incredibly smart team around you, strong product-market fit, and among the best realistic potential earnings (short and long term).
Not for everybody and a challenging place to work, but worth it. Incredibly smart team around you, strong product-market fit, and among the best realistic potential earnings (short and long term).
Current Employee2.6Jun 4, 2024Overall, the LDR role is not challenging on the public sector side of AWS, but there is no path way laid out for LDRs. ISR roles do not exist and LDRs aren’t deemed as having enough experience to be an account manager, so there is no career trajectory laid out and it becomes extremely frustrating.
Overall, the LDR role is not challenging on the public sector side of AWS, but there is no path way laid out for LDRs. ISR roles do not exist and LDRs aren’t deemed as having enough experience to be an account manager, so there is no career trajectory laid out and it becomes extremely frustrating.
