
Post-covid, LexisNexis is a shell of what it was. Poor leadership changes have negatively impacted strategic progress, employee morale, & meaningful execution. Our culture is eroding daily under poor business unit leadership that does not empower its personnel but will be quick to blame them.
the company lacks heart and commitment to the cultural beliefs it preaches to its employees. this lack of commitment is emulated by its management team and people leaders.
some are trusted colleagues with shared experience
we are all respectful with one another
money is always better than the benefits and PTO
we are very smart individuals
colleagues experiencing the same struggle
improving culture is not a priority for this leadership team
the package as a whole - salary, medical, 401, and time off
learning about new technology and the ability for me to show my skill sets.
Their willingness to make real impact and contribution to the mission of the business despite poor leadership
compensation is not up to par with the work I am doing. The compensation is not up to par with what other companies are offering.
Better selection of senior director/VPs that promote Transparency, Encouragement, & Empowerment. These layers impact a high number of directs that can strengthen or destroy company culture in short order.
Poor leadership, fear of reprimand for anything, poor communication from leadership, segregation and segmentation of all departments to an extent that all parts of the team feel like they are on an island.
our manager is the worst people leader we've encountered in several years, and they specialize in suffocating communication as well as micromanaging any detail that involves the team executing externally with other business units
Selection of senior director/VPs that promote Transparency, Encouragement, & Empowerment. Managers spending more time moving personnel like a shell game have no plan for solving gaps in the business. They censor info down, communicate progress up to leadership, but have no plan to develop or lead.