Great company to work for if you're interested in career growth - Anonymous employee LexBlog Employee Review

LexBlog is a great place to work. I can best describe it as a mix of a SAAS, blogging, legal publishing, and web design company all-in-one, so I felt like I got to experience a lot of different industries while there. The job itself was not stressful and usually an hour or so of your day can be dedicated to your own special projects, document writing, and learning. Pro-List 1. Unlimited PTO, relaxed atmosphere 2. Insurance is fully covered 3. Small but dedicated team of great people that care about the product and the customers. 4. Little to no call volume. 5. Company is doing very well and continues to become efficient with internal processes. Their software/services continue to improve and they actually take feedback very well. 6. No bureaucracy, red tape, or office politics.

If you don't have either coding(html, CSS, java), web design, or blogging experience, you may find the learning curve to be rough, There's really no training outside of your own reading and trial-and-error. This may change though as the company shapes itself to the needs of its employees and customers.

My favorite part about working at LexBlog is the people. We work together to learn, share solved problems, and help commit to our mission. Also, we're committed to health and having a life! Unless you choose, you don't have to live at work. You can work a full (8-hour) day, and leave without feeling pressured to stay and work longer. At some previous companies I've worked for, over-working was a point of pride - as a result, I burned out. I have yet to burn out here! And, if you like dogs (especially 70 pounds + dogs), you will be happy here! There is usually one dog (occasionally two) here.

LexBlog is no longer a startup, but we still have some startup baggage that can be stressful if you're not ready to be flexible. Specifically, we are a small company - so you wear many hats in every role. And, once every 6 to 15 months, there is a larger change organizationally, resulting in shifting duties. Two other (possible) cons about the office depending on you: 1 - If you have an actual fear of dogs this is not the office for you. 2 - Most workspaces are in our open layout so it is sometimes loud. If you need a consistently quiet, private workspace, you will need to work in an upper position (part of the executive/leadership team). Otherwise, a pair of noise-cancel headphones is a worthwhile investment!