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Q&A With OneLogin, Inc. Employees

We love coming to work. We believe excellence comes from empowering people with the tools they need, the space to have a voice and autonomy to solve a problem a new way. Come be a part of a company that is disrupting the industry daily, and changing the way identity and security are managed by companies.

How employees describe working at OneLogin, Inc.

I really Love working in Onelogin

When onelogin was purchased the wheels literaly fell off both customer service and account management. Support now appears to come from third world countries and has collapsed in terms of techical acuify. Account management just stopped. Its next to impossible to obtain a. Quote.

base pay is pretty decent. The benefits were good, now my healthcare costs have skyrocketed.

Great product. Great people. A lot of potential.

It's a hard job, but very rewarding when everything comes together for a big win

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What it's like to work at OneLogin, Inc.

  • OneLogin, Inc. employees generally work 9.3 hrs a day
  • Employees at OneLogin, Inc. report the work pace is extremely fast
  • On a typical day, employees at OneLogin, Inc. have 1 meeting
  • 90% of OneLogin, Inc. employees look forward to interacting with their team every day
  • OneLogin, Inc. employees most often take unlimited paid vacation and sick days each year
  • 100% of OneLogin, Inc. employees report they are happy with their work life balance
  • OneLogin, Inc. employees typically get valuable feedback on how to improve at work Once a month
  • 93% of OneLogin, Inc. employees call their work environment positive

Q&A With OneLogin, Inc. Employees

Asked to all employees at OneLogin, Inc.

  • The reason why I decided to work for OneLogin is because of the culture and future of the product.

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Asked to all employees at OneLogin, Inc.

  • You complete your hours and work as a team. It is a great opportunity to balance your work and family life

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Asked to the Engineering Department at OneLogin, Inc.

  • Ok. A lot of micro management and bad politics

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Asked to the Engineering Department at OneLogin, Inc.

  • Work life balance is great. Weekly you will be putting in between 35-45 hours and during major release around 50 so not bad at all Moral is low. 15 exists just from engineering this year because of bad leadership, in particular when VP support started leading engineering

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Asked to all employees at OneLogin, Inc.

  • Open floor plan, with lots of conference rooms and a few phone rooms.

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Asked to all employees at OneLogin, Inc.

  • 40 hour per week

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  • only favourites gets promoted

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Asked to all employees at OneLogin, Inc.

  • never

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Asked to all employees at OneLogin, Inc.

  • small team, not much option

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Asked to all employees at OneLogin, Inc.

  • last happened in Q4 2016

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Asked to all employees at OneLogin, Inc.

  • do your research before joining

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Asked to all employees at OneLogin, Inc.

  • 40 hours per week

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Asked to all employees at OneLogin, Inc.

  • its all about hack and get job done

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58% of OneLogin, Inc. employees would encourage their friends to become coworkers, whereas 27% are neutral and 15% would not recommend working at OneLogin, Inc. to their friends.

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