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What is it like working at LexisNexis?
Alot of pressure, but exciting.
Account Manager in Johannesburg:
Pros: Interaction with executive clients, implementation of products
Cons: Unappreciation
Job review.
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Application Administrator in Cape Town:
Pros: The interactions with people from various departments and the enjoyment working with my colleagues.
Cons: Mainly my current renumeration and being undervalued.
A Cog in a Broken Wheel.
Marketing Manager in New York:
Pros: The people are all nice and easy to work with. People tend to stay at the company for 20+ years since it is niche work. Many have JDs but basically couldn't handle the pressure of working at a firm so they are very smart and nice to work with. Employees skew to 35+ and most have families; there is a nice work/life balance.
Cons: We're a technology company but behind the scenes we don't utilize technology to streamline and enhances processes. There are whole positions based in manual work. It's hard to push change through given the bureaucracy of a large company.
My boss told me I do the work of 5 people.
Pricing Analyst in Dayton:
Pros: I can work from home now, tuition assistance
Cons: How I do the work of 5 people and my counterpart does bare bones work with over double pay
Senior Legal Analyst in Layton:
Pay raises are non existent. There is no COLA or bonus program either. Benefits are just so so. However the people are wonderful and there is great flexibility. I would not recommend here if you are looking for good money. If you need a supportive work environment it is great.
Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) in Raleigh:
Pros:
- Able to work with AWS.
- Company will invest in your continuing education.
- Pay and benefits are competitive for market.
Cons:
- Culture of complacency where no one really tries to fix the problems, just patch them up enough to move on to the next thing.
- Change happens at an astronomically slow pace.
- Testing seems to be practically non-existent.
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Manager in Durban:
Pros: We are not micromanaged and are given the ability to work independently with very little supervision.
Cons: Salaries should be the same across the border for individuals in the same field
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