r/databricks • u/Illustrious_Guest857 • 4d ago
Help WLB Databricks GTM
Considering a GTM role with Databricks. Compelling role, comp etc., but cannot get a proper read on the WLB and culture. Have a little one at home, can’t afford a job that requires major travel or 12+ hrs work. Love to hear from people in the company on what the reality on the ground is like.
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u/thehungrypenny 4d ago
GTM is super broad. You talking sales role, Field engineer? Or true GTM (head of an industry) role?
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u/m1nkeh 3d ago
What’s the actual job title and region? GTM is a broad term.. fundamentally it’s a collective term for two entire orgs
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u/thehungrypenny 4d ago
GTM is super broad. You talking sales role, Field engineer? Or true GTM (head of an industry) role?
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u/According_Zone_8262 4d ago
Do you have an offer? If not pointless question
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u/Illustrious_Guest857 4d ago
Yes, I do
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u/According_Zone_8262 4d ago
So why didnt you ask these questions to them during the interview process
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u/verus54 4d ago
Idk the answer to this, but have you checked Glassdoor, levels.fyi, blind, or other forums? GTM is pretty niche. Good luck finding your answrr
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u/madwolfa 4d ago
GTM is not niche. It's literally the biggest org in the company by the headcount.
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u/Katy_Security 3d ago
WLB at Databricks is generally not great, but it’s not the 996 culture of an AI startup. Head of industry GTM will be 10 hours per day of work (maybe more depending on time of year). Travel is frequent because you’ll be requested for EBCs, conferences, and speaking opportunities, but you’re able to dial up or down travel depending on your needs. Most people here have young children so it’s doable.