
Positives are becoming fewer and further between
The ability to have an impact on the business.
The leadership team genuinely cares about employees and their well-being.
LexisNexis is a culture of innovation, sometimes too fast and not fully vetted.
My team is motivated to do what's right for our business and our Clients.
Matching words to actions. "Investing in employees" is meaningless if we don't do it.
Compensation is not inline with external comps. This makes it extremely difficult to attract and retain talent, not to mention undervalues existing staff.
Poor management. Redundant roles causing confusion. A refusal to properly staff to support / generate growth. Inconsistent standards for adding staff.
A sense of partnership and collaboration. LN has become very back-stabby after the recent acquisitions. Everyone is eager to make a name for themselves at any cost. Backchannel communications are the norm.
It's difficult to hire because we don't pay market rates. I manage people who make more than I do. Staffing and workload are not balanced. It shouldn't be a "luxury" to be able to perform to the best of my ability.