Logos Bible Software Reviews

Pros

Great place to intern. Really loved all the kind people and the good environment.

Pros

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

Advice to Management

Stick to your word. If you say something, do it. Don't make a promise and then back out, otherwise we feel like you're selling to us and being a slick salesman, even though you're in management. It feels like there's not as much accountability and its hard to believe you really have our good in mind instead of your own.

Pros

Better benefits than most companies.

Advice to Management

Stop trying to cut costs by outsourcing work to Mexico. Stop threatening administrative action when employees mess up. Instead, why not try addressing the root cause of the issues? Care about your staff and see them more than just money.

Pros

Great people work at logos with talent

Advice to Management

Be open about how you compensate employees in writing.

Pros

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

Advice to Management

Add some formal structure at least with minimum requirements. At least some regular feedback process. Method of reporting poor team leader/ group leader.

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.

Advice to Management

Honor everyone have a voice and when we offer solutions to problems we see, please talk to us like equals and hear us out.

Pros

Great place to learn. Simply by working here, in any department, you constantly face new challenges and acquire new skills. You will meet some wonderful people, and live in a beautiful part of the world. You are encouraged to take initiative and use your own brain- this is a rare thing.

Pros

I loved working on the product and enjoyed serving the customers. The bulk of the product is, after all, the Bible and associated literary products (in electronic form). The other aspect of the company product is its proprietary software to access digital stories of electronic books. The software is fantastic and a great aid to research and study, especially of philosophical, humanities, and religious texts. I can’t praise the software enough. And the customers are people I enjoy and have a lot of compassion for: academics, community leaders, pastors, ministers, and students.

As for the work culture, my coworkers and peers were largely awesome. I worked in the marketing department, so there were lots energetic, young people getting lots of marketing stuff done and there were always opportunities for great discussions. The free coffee and espresso was a huge boon, as well as the access to voluminous stores of always cold beverages (I had more than one liquid lunch consisting of a very large glass of free V8 juice!)

Advice to Management

Your business ecosystem depends on product, customers *and* employees. We give of our time, talent, and energy to help you succeed. Monetary rewards are not the only kinds of compensation that make working for you worth it: Giving us an annual picnic, free beverages, and a trip to the theater now and then are mere sops.

Having a sense of mission and purpose beyond the bottom line of profit (and lining your pockets) would go a long way toward helping us maintain our passion on your behalf.

Pros

Good company, it's pretty easy to jump in and understand the culture and company priorities. Expectations are clear and there are tangible metrics and a good amount of feedback whether you're doing your job well or not.

The culture is laid-back and is pretty flexible. I love having unlimited time off, free coffee and drinks etc.

Compensation is fair from my perspective. Very much on par with other companies.

Company seems to be very transparent and the CEO is more than willing to talk to anyone. This is refreshing. I really feel like leadership tries hard to live out it's own values.

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.

Advice to Management

Sadly some people will complain, look at the Isrealites while they were being lead out of slavery. Just keep casting the vision. Keep loving people. Keep rewarding hard work. Keep pushing forward as an industry leader.

Give the project managers in marketing some extra special love because they have one of the most challenging jobs in my opinion. They're all amazing!