What does ownership mean on your team?
Ben Gabay, a dedicated software team leader at Claroty, emphasizes the true essence of ownership in his role. He believes in taking initiative and being accountable for the outcomes, ensuring every project is seen through from start to finish. Ben's commitment to recognizing and proactively solving problems reflects Claroty's mission to support critical infrastructure, such as hospitals, in their vital operations. His passion for making a meaningful impact is a testament to the rewarding and significant work being done at Claroty.
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A lot of people talk about what is ownership, what does it mean to take a project end to end. Hi, I'm Ben, I'm a software team leader here at Cloudy, and to me, ownership is two things. The first is take the initiative, and the second is be responsible for the outcomes. Recognize problems and be proactive, don't just say I finished my ticket, I finished my job, no. You need to be responsible for the product, for the entire feature end to end. Because at the end of the day, we are helping organizations and critical infrastructure like hospitals operate and save lives. If this sounds important to you, you should join us.