Nice to work at Lucid.
Nice company, the battery team is good.
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They ask technical questions from the very get-go. Be prepared to answer things like what PV=nRT means and more. The recruiter was also kind of in a rush, so they didn't seem very welcoming.
Contacted by a recruiter to set up a 4-stage interview process. However, the recruiter was not very responsive after the first call. I had to follow up three times before getting a reply from his manager to set up the next interview. The hiring man
The process is fair. There is a short HR round followed by a few technical rounds. The interview focused a lot on basic physics and principles. Although the questions may be a little difficult, they will lead you and try to assess your ability to
They ask technical questions from the very get-go. Be prepared to answer things like what PV=nRT means and more. The recruiter was also kind of in a rush, so they didn't seem very welcoming.
Contacted by a recruiter to set up a 4-stage interview process. However, the recruiter was not very responsive after the first call. I had to follow up three times before getting a reply from his manager to set up the next interview. The hiring man
The process is fair. There is a short HR round followed by a few technical rounds. The interview focused a lot on basic physics and principles. Although the questions may be a little difficult, they will lead you and try to assess your ability to