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What is it like working at LexisNexis?
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.
Great Place to Learn and work.
Information Security Engineer in Atlanta:
Pros: Opportunities
Cons: Schedule
Good ol' boys club.
Senior Account Manager in Atlanta:
Pros: I love that LexisNexis the company encourages it's employee to grow and develop.
Cons: Sales Management
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
Very busy.
Pricing Analyst in Dayton:
Pros: Helping fix processes that need improvement
Cons: Poor leadership
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.
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
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