Pros
I started with Logical Position mid-pandemic as a first-time remote worker. This is my honest account of what it's been like working for LP for the last 15 months: Being new to the professional world, it was important for me to start out with a company that offered a positive and supportive environment with growth potential. I wanted to feel like I was part of a team (despite working from home) and to be offered opportunities to develop my professional skills. I had heard stories from friends and family with remote work experience about what a WFH environment can really look like, i.e. lack of training, lack of support when onboarding, and lack of work-life balance. I went into my interview skeptical and was surprised to find that LP walks the walk--and has continued to do so. From my first day, my team welcomed me warmly. I felt valued right away, and I shortly had several people I felt comfortable reaching out to with questions. I even made connections with people in other departments in my first 3 months. I think this is because LP's fun atmosphere makes it easier to forge interpersonal relationships. People are encouraged to be themselves and share their interests, so you can find common ground pretty quickly. I can honestly say we have a lot of fun at work, and work hard simultaneously. I've also enjoyed a comfortable work-life balance while with LP. The paid holiday schedule is great, and I find the PTO accrual generous. We are also encouraged to "enrich our communities" and use our accrued Volunteer Time Off at a non-profit, which is another way LP puts its money where its mouth is. They seem to genuinely want us to make the lives of others better, and it's not cheap for them to offer that time. But I think most importantly, I'm amazed at what I've been able to accomplish here in 1 year due to the support of management. They recognized my drive right away and were willing to let me take on projects and even listened to me when I had ideas (as a very junior employee, which says a lot). I recommend LP for those just starting out in their careers, but also for tenured professionals who want to bring their skills and experience to help further the goals of an industry-leading organization.
Cons
I don't have anything negative to say.
