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Found 6 of over 6 reviews
4.8
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Found 6 of over 6 reviews

4.8
100%
Recommend to a Friend
Lawyerist CEO Stephanie Everett
Stephanie Everett
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    1. 5.0
      Jul 10, 2020
      Community Manager
      Current Employee
      Recommend
      CEO Approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      Super organized. No rushed deadlines or weekend work or confusion. Embraces their values fully, and respects yours. Committed to being better, wiser, and stronger. Fun, but not in the "ping pong table in the break room" sort of way—more like, we work hard, play hard, and enjoy each other's company.

      Cons

      Things move fast! You need to be very self-disciplined. Fully remote, so be Zoom-ready

      1. 5.0
        Oct 23, 2018
        Anonymous Employee
        Current Employee, less than 1 year
        Minneapolis, MN
        Recommend
        CEO Approval
        Business Outlook

        Pros

        There are many. Leadership is excellent, with vision, compassion, drive, creativity, and heartfelt values worn on their collective sleeves. Systems and procedures are constantly improving because of a conscious dedication to them. One company value (provide value first, seek profit second) in particular drives day-to-day work, with readers and users and community always at the forefront of strategic and tactical decision-making. Compensation is fair, communication is wide-open, and life-work balance is a constant and genuine concern for folks in the home office and remote locations. I can't recommend this place highly enough.

        Cons

        As a technology company, some systems and procedures and tools can be a bit intimidating. There is no reason to be afraid (EVERYONE is happy to help and train and answer questions), but for some, it may be offputting.

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        1. 5.0
          Jan 10, 2019
          Anonymous Employee
          Current Employee, more than 1 year
          Minneapolis, MN
          Recommend
          CEO Approval
          Business Outlook

          Pros

          A positive work environment with wonderful people and a great mission. No micro-management, unlimited (within reason) vacation, flex time, ability to work remotely, and regular and meaningful check-ins with management to make sure your projects/goals are on track. Opportunities to explore and learn new skill sets if you take the initiative. A small but forward-thinking, and overall fun company to work for. This is a company that truly lives out their values, cares about their employees, and still holds high standards of excellence.

          Cons

          Communication and collaboration on projects can be tough sometimes, but that is expected for a team that is half remote. No health or dental benefits.

          1. 5.0
            Oct 30, 2018
            Anonymous Employee
            Current Employee, less than 1 year
            Recommend
            CEO Approval
            Business Outlook

            Pros

            I love working with a team where our company values matter and are lived out each day. I feel challenged and supported. We are constantly working to improve the way we do things and everyone has a voice in making that happen. While our team is mostly remote, we work hard for the team to collaborate and feel connected.

            Cons

            Sometimes working remotely can be hard. Also, the team has high standards and expects everyone to bring their best (which is great but can be intimidating at times)

            1. 4.0
              Feb 2, 2020
              Vice President, Sales and Marketing Management
              Former Employee, more than 1 year
              Recommend
              CEO Approval
              Business Outlook

              Pros

              This is a very capable, intelligent, talented, and driven group of people looking to change the practice of law for the better. You will be challenged and inspired by a community of tech-savvy, forward-thinking attorneys. It is very rewarding working here.

              Cons

              Lawyerist is in a fast growth stage which can come with growing pains and unique challenges. So, being flexible and adaptable to change will help you be successful.

              1. 5.0
                Jan 10, 2019
                Anonymous Employee
                Current Employee, more than 1 year
                Recommend
                CEO Approval
                Business Outlook

                Pros

                Working remotely, open communication, flexible schedules

                Cons

                Can sometimes be too process oriented

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              Had 4 behavioral interviews for a position last week. Last Friday (which was the last of the four interviews), the interviewer spent most of the interview selling me on the job and didn't ask me any questions. She ended the interview by saying she thinks I am confident and would be a great fit for the role. I took this as a good sign but giving it's 2023 you never truly know. Has anyone ever had an interviewer do something similar and not gotten the job?

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