Avantages
I moved into legal tech from a different field, and was intimidated by the amount of knowledge transfer that was going to be required to get me on-boarded. My fears couldn't have been more unfounded! I went through excellent training that involved a lot of one on one time with my boss, and was given access to great resources for self-study. The entire sales team made themselves available to me to answer questions and to bounce ideas off of. In a professional sales environment, sales people can get very territorial, and that was not the case here at all. So refreshing and really says something about the culture! My boss, Hector Corral (EVP Strategic Partnerships) is very responsive to my ideas, and open to collaboration. I enjoy incredible freedom when it comes to implementing new ideas, and my successes AND failures are treated as learning opportunities. It really is an environment that puts great emphasis on collaboration, and when a project requires cross-functional support, everyone is on board and ready to participate.
Inconvénients
The legal technology industry sells software and services to, you guessed it, lawyers! The intensity level of clientele can be draining.