Webflow takes center stage
Searching for a Customer Success Specialist
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Webflow allows the user to design, build, and launch responsive websites visually, without writing a single line of code. The no-code movement has been coming with tools like Zapier, ConvertKit, Boundless….and Webflow.
It’s pretty straight forward but here’s what they do:
They help you design, build and launch a responsive website with no code
The powerful part is that you don’t necessarily have to work from a template, you have the ability to customize and configure quite easily
They initially focused on Freelancers and Agencies, then moved into in-house marketing teams, before moving to small business owners or entrepreneurs
Here’s why I like Webflow:
The no-code movement will continue to grow. Everybody wants to move quickly, make beautiful things and create value - in the modern world you need to have coding skills to do that. Well not with these tools and that’s what is going to enable the rest of us no-coders to provide more value to our organizations.
It looks like Customer Success is still being developed so this is a way to get in relatively early to a rocket-ship
They promote remote work right in the job listing…
Probably a good article to check out before you apply or interview to get some research in
They just raised $75MM from Accel in 2019 and they’re continuing to hire through this time
You can check out their Glassdoor page but it is relatively light with only 5 reviews. All positive so far.
Be sure to go search on LinkedIn to see if you can make connections with somebody who works there already.
You can look at the job posting here.