LexisNexis Legal & Professional Leadership Employee Reviews | Comparably
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LexisNexis Legal & Professional is a leading innovator of private, secure, and authoritative Legal AI solutions, powered by trusted content. Our teams build AI-enabled workflows that help legal and business professionals research, draft, analyze, and make decisions with speed and accuracy. We serve customers in 150+ countries with 11,800 employees, and we are part of RELX, a global provider of information-based analytics and decision tools for professional and business customers. With key technology hubs across the U.S., U.K., Mexico, South Africa, China, India, and France, our colleagues collaborate across disciplines to build trusted workflow solutions for law, business, and government. read more
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LexisNexis Legal & Professional Leadership Employee Reviews

What do you like best about the leadership team?

The leadership team is dedicated to moving the company forward and making sure we using new technology to keep our company relevant.

Review from IT Dept · Posted 4 days ago

Superior strategic HR function focused on adding high business value.

Review from HR Dept · Posted 5 days ago

Very supportive and have a clear vision.

Review from HR Dept · Posted 5 days ago

They encourage me to go above and beyond in a safe space and helps me to remove any roadblocks I may encounter. Great support from the leadership team to grow in your role and career with clarity on where the organization is headed.

Review from HR Dept · Posted 5 days ago

Always interested in and supportive of our development. They expect us to experiment, fail and try again.

Review from HR Dept · Posted 5 days ago

They try their best to do what they say they will do.

Review from Design Dept · Posted 5 days ago

They seem to be taking the right steps to keep the company competitive in the market

Review from Engineering Dept · Posted 8 days ago

The leadership team are dynamic and enthusiastic which is infectious

Review from IT Dept · Posted 8 days ago

I would ask the transparency, and a better compensation to employees and fair rewards (salary , bonus and increases) better communication and visible information on promotions and career progression.

Review from Engineering Dept · Posted 8 days ago

Effective meetings and work arrangements

Review from Engineering Dept · Posted 8 days ago

Visionary leadership who upholds the company values.

Review from Customer Success Dept · Posted 9 days ago

They care for the employees.

Review from IT Dept · Posted 9 days ago

The genuine care and interest they have in their employees, making them feel valued.

Review from Product Dept · Posted 9 days ago

She leads by example ie she is very hard working, puts in extended hours, she has broad knowledge on the tech we use. She is thus easy to talk to with regards to tech concerns as she understands the topics and even on non-tech related matters she is understanding, supportive and open minded.

Review from Engineering Dept · Posted 9 days ago

They're energy empathy and vision

Review from Sales Dept · Posted 9 days ago

Their clear vision, and support for employees

Review from Engineering Dept · Posted 9 days ago

They are nice people and have built a good culture

Review from Sales Dept · Posted 9 days ago

What I appreciate most about the leadership team is their clear vision and strong support for collaboration. They communicate goals transparently and empower team members to take ownership of their work.

Review from Engineering Dept · Posted 9 days ago

Take care of the team members. Focus on their goal.

Review from Engineering Dept · Posted 9 days ago

transparency, decisiveness, and trust in their people

Review from Engineering Dept · Posted 9 days ago

What does the leadership team need to get better at?

More comprehensive understanding of all teams that should be engaged/involved in ideation discussions/phases and more strategic than reactive decisions in product visions for customer/consumers.

Review from Engineering Dept · Posted 5 days ago

Value your employees through genuine recognition, one-on-one/skip level discussions, & team building activities...even if needing to be conducted virtually. Grant time to employees to invest in and focus on personal development. Value, promote, & reward quality work, not speed which leads to rework.

Review from IT Dept · Posted 9 days ago

When you hire four first-time VP executives, coach them to deliver against business KPIs, not optimize for optics. Mindsets from 1996 don’t scale well into 2026. Too much politics and posturing, not enough execution. BAU

Review from Engineering Dept · Posted 10 days ago

salary and incentives, more leave days

Review from Engineering Dept · Posted 10 days ago

They need to understand how the Gen AI products work, what lawyers do/how they would use them, stop approving overlapping projects and projects that are pointless, and ensure that data science groups aren't working on problems that other groups in DS have already solved.

Review from Product Dept · Posted 11 days ago

Clearer & more consistent Comm' and transparency around our strategies (short to long-term). Concerns about (mid) managerial effectiveness, inconsistencies in how rewards are handled. Strong push to adopt AI but insufficient critical perspective, resulting sometimes in accepting mediocre outcomes.

Review from Product Dept · Posted 11 days ago

Recognize their trusted and talented employees and make sure to keep them in the company, rather than just look at the ROI of each team. Be able to recognize when a strategic decision is not right and change direction, especially when it comes to Product innovation.

Review from Operations Dept · Posted 11 days ago

Leadership needs to listen to teams before making major changes. The recent reorg was done without understanding on-the-ground reality, which has hurt morale and motivation. A more collaborative, informed approach would lead to better outcomes.

Review from Engineering Dept · Posted 11 days ago

Listen to their team, provide clear and achievable goals for our progress

Review from Product Dept · Posted 12 days ago

Listening to feedback from employees that is not glowingly positive

Review from Engineering Dept · Posted 12 days ago

Stop all the Woke agenda and policies, corporations need to remain poliical neutral

Review from IT Dept · Posted 12 days ago

Proposer un véritable p

Review from Sales Dept · Posted 13 days ago

Ensuring employees are being paid fairly. Better communication

Review from Sales Dept · Posted 15 days ago

Reduce focus on cross-functional politics and optics at the executive level. Increase emphasis on empowering teams responsible for delivery. Shift effort away from high-level strategy discussions toward enabling tangible execution and outcomes.

Review from Operations Dept · Posted 15 days ago

try to understand the actual ground problem

Review from Sales Dept · Posted 15 days ago

Retention and recognizing value. Record profits every year but most of us are struggling and getting promoted is unattainable. There is no incentive to do better for the company. Perks get taken away every day.

Review from Operations Dept · Posted 16 days ago

Business priorities are important, but they are achieved at a cost to the individual. No oversight on how the division leads treat people.

Review from Sales Dept · Posted 16 days ago

Prendre plus en considération les problèmes commerciaux rencontrés par les vendeurs sur le terrain. Ne pas leur

Review from Sales Dept · Posted 16 days ago

L'écoute des remontées terrains complètement ignor

Review from Business Development Dept · Posted 16 days ago

Our leadership team struggles with a long term vision for our product. Product Development takes the easy way out and builds products it can build instead of what the marketplace wants and will pay for. Because of this, there's a lot of friction within the exec team that trickles down to the staff.

Review from Marketing Dept · Posted 16 days ago
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Rated LexisNexis Legal & Professional Leadership the Highest

  • Ethnicity - Native American
    +10%
  • Experience - Entry Level
    +9%
  • Department - HR
    +5%

Rated LexisNexis Legal & Professional Leadership the Lowest

  • Gender - Non-Binary
    -15%
  • Department - Product
    -6%
  • Department - Communications
    -3%
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