Pros
Free product, they are generous with this, and they can be flexible with working from home when you need which is nice! Customer service jobs are actually customer service, not cold calling or call center like.
Cons
This is an honest review of working at lifeseason as if I were talking to a friend who is considering working here. This is what I would say to you! If you are looking to grow and advance in your career, I would tell you to hold out and keep looking for a better opportunity. While I did meet some great people at lifeseasons, at the end of the day, this place will not advance your career. The high turnover in leadership is exhausting and you will find yourself recreating the same thing over and over again based on the guidance of whoever is in charge. The lifespan of an average executive is about a year. Especially within marketing. (Just check out LinkedIn and see how many people have previously worked here with a title of marketing VP or CMO). Also great performance doesn’t mean you will grow and advance, unfortunately there is some bias within the organization - this is a family business, which can have its perk, but also family advances quickly within the organization. Another thing, gender matters here. (Yes even in the 2020s!) if my friend was a female I would strongly suggest they wait longer. Men tend do well at this company. ( Again check LinkedIn and see how many females there are in a leadership role you might find 1!). If you were a friend in need of a job ASAP for whatever the reason, I would tell you, if you decided to work here, do not stop looking for something else. I would guarantee that within 6 months to a year, you would come back to what I’ve said above and laugh knowing it was spot on!