What software does Lyft use?
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- lyft.com
9 people at Lyft in our data have reviewed 14 software products; the most reviewed are Slack (3 people), Workplace from Meta (2 people) and Expensify (1).
At Lyft, 9 people across 1 country have reviewed 14 different software products. Engineering & IT staff conducted the most reviews, followed by Marketing. The reviews span communication tools, HR systems, design software, and business applications that support operations across the company.
- People in our data
- 9
- Products reviewed
- 14
- Teams
- 4
- Countries
- 1
The stack, by team
Marketing
2 peopleEngineering & IT
4 peopleLeadership
2 peopleOther
1 personCounts are people at Lyft who reviewed each product. All 14 products: Slack, Workplace from Meta, Expensify, Google Ads, WordPress.org, Google Workspace, Gem, Microsoft PowerPoint, PayPal, Workday HCM, GIMP, SAP Concur, Asana, Visual Studio Code.
A sample of the people at Lyft
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Data Analyst
Reviewed Google Workspace, Slack, Workplace from Meta
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Customer Support Specialist
Reviewed GIMP, SAP Concur, Workday HCM
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Driver / Logistics Operator
Reviewed Microsoft PowerPoint, PayPal, Slack
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Customer Support Specialist
Reviewed Expensify
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Frequently asked questions
- What communication tools do Lyft employees review?
- 3 people reviewed Slack, and 2 people reviewed Workplace from Meta.
- Which teams at Lyft review software most often?
- 4 people in Engineering & IT have written reviews, more than any other department. 2 people in Marketing and 2 people in Leadership have also reviewed products.
- What HR and finance software have Lyft employees reviewed?
- 1 person reviewed Workday HCM for HR functions. For expense management and payments, 1 person reviewed Expensify and 1 person reviewed PayPal.
Source: the professional profiles of 9 people at Lyft in the Backchannels database that list software they reviewed. A review shows a person evaluated or used a product, not what the company bought. Request a correction or removal. All company tech stacks
