Honestly given Oktas recent security problems I don't blame them from be very pro-active in deactivating accounts, but the ways it's handled though is just inhu

Honestly given Oktas recent security problems I don't blame them from be very pro-active in deactivating accounts, but the ways it's handled though is just inhumane. At least have the balls to call people, give them instructions and let them know that their account is being disabled during the call. For companies like Okta, and a few other high security positions, it's not uncommon for companies in Europe to simply pay people do to nothing for their remaining time.