Logos Bible Software Reviews

Pros

- Foosball and ping-pong league - Fun people - Flexible hours

Cons

- Lots of unwritten expectations that they will hold against you - Lack of feedback - Managers are good coders but clueless how to manage people

Pros

Market-edge, great product, wonderful team, knows what they're doing, well-informed leadership, cares about employees and customers. Honest.

Cons

There isn't an HR department, so you have to communicate directly with the manager or department heads to get a problem solved, which usually can take a while. There also isn't a feeling of trust that you can be confident that management/department heads will get back to you with the problem solved. Difficulties with communication, apparently.

Pros

Better benefits than most companies.

Cons

Poor management, poor communication, outsourcing.

Pros

Great people work at logos with talent

Cons

The company is not honest about payment to its employees.There is no HR department to talk about pay discrepancies. Management avoids putting compensation in writing.

Pros

Intelligent coworkers. Open environment where you can talk to almost anyone if they're free. Free snacks and drinks.

Cons

Passive aggressive behavior to avoid confrontations. No formal PTO and pressure to not take time off even to avoid bereavement. Very poor work/life balance. Hit or miss team structure or quality. Little inter-team communication. Expensive Healthcare for family.

Pros

Insurance is fantastic for the person employed, I've never had this good insurance. The people you work with are amazing and you feel like the company is really for you and willing to work with you.

Cons

Pay is minimal but the experience and skills you learn make up for it. When you take into consideration how much the company pays for insurance on our behalf it also doesn't seem that bad. And if it is a problem, you can always grow higher

Pros

The CEO is a visionary leader who sets the pace for the company culture (He's like the Steve Jobs of Bible Software). I appreciate how transparent Bob is, I've never worked for a CEO quite like him. His brother is the VP of Marketing who is a brilliant fellow with a wonderfully dry sense of humor and a big heart. I really appreciate these two. All of the managers are also incredible. Needless to say the leadership is sharp and passionate about the work. There is a great emphasis on company culture with freedom to do great work. Tons of perks like free coffee & soda, an outdoor center with lots of cool stuff, and more. If you are lucky enough to work on the design team you'll find yourself working with some of the most talented people in the country. Everyday they inspire me and they've been a huge part of my personal and professional growth! I've never worked somewhere with such awesome people across the board in every department. It's really an incredible. You get to equip people with powerful tools that make the Word come to life.

Cons

You will work with people who aren't perfect. Crazy huh? Sometimes the FREE espresso machine will break down and you have to walk over to one of the other buildings that all have FREE espresso machines to get your caffeine fix! ;) Even though it's a fun work environment it's still work and sometimes you are challenged to work on projects you aren't particularly interested in. It is the same anywhere you work. I feel that I'm compensated fairly for the most part, I think it's normal to feel like you deserve a raise when you work hard and see successes that bring in decent revenue. At the same time I realize that's what I was hired to do. Cost of living in Bellingham is high for such a small town.