Anyone here currently work, or previously worked for Natera?
I got a job offer from them which is in the six figure range but their employer reviews on indeed are kinda low. Just curious if anyone had any first hand knowledge of what it like working for them.
*EDIT*
To clarify, the position is remote. So essentially it’s working as a liaison between outside labs who work with Natera.
I’ve been on MP for quite a while now and thought I had seen it all. Had a guy message me last week asking to come and buy an old vehicle I’m selling. This vehicle runs but has a multitude of issues (bad oil leak, lights hardly work, no rearview mirror, no windshield wipers, no power steering, brakes prone to locking up due to bad calipers) all which make it obviously unsafe to drive further than 10 minutes down the road.
I explained all the issues in the ad and also told the guy to bring a trailer. He messages me today and says he’s coming to get it this afternoon. I asked if he had procured a trailer and he said no, he’s thinking if he adds fluids it’ll make it to the state line at least. I told him I wouldn’t recommend driving that far with it and that I’d consider it pretty unsafe.
Well, come to find out, the guy is doing some kind of social media challenge with his buddies to see who can travel a far off state via bus, buy a p.o.s. vehicle in the new state, and drive it back home (at least 1000 miles from here).
I hate to talk myself out of a sale but I feel like if the guy’s plan is to take the vehicle in hopes of making it out of state then he has no plans to transfer the title and therefore, if there’s any accident or issue on his journey home, I’d be on the hook for it since it’s technically still my vehicle.
Am I looking into this too much or would some of you guys make the deal anyway?
Any recommendations for tattoo shops/artists in the Waco area that specialize in traditional style designs? I generally have stuff like this done in Austin but just curious if there’s any here locally that do good work as well