The people at Lucid are great to work with & the culture is amazing. The work life balance is great as well. It's a good place to get started in your career & get some experience but not a great place to stay long term.
The company is not transparent with company financials at all. No information is provided on how the company is doing.
Despite being frugal & profitable, Lucid laid off 7% of the company last year
The compensation is very low & so is the equity.
They have also cut back on a lot of benefits lately.
When my previous employer closed the doors and laid off the entire workforce I was contacted by someone at Lucid and invited to apply for a job. A time was arranged for a 3 hour interview. The first part of the interview was a three part programmi
Had a referral which led to two phone interviews. They then had me take a skills assessment with only one question but over a week to complete it. They said it should take about an hour, and it took me a little longer than that. One of the most di
First up, there were two one-hour interviews. The first one was an experience interview The first half was reserved for my questions, and the second half was questions of the type "tell us about a time you showed X." The interviewers were friendly a
When my previous employer closed the doors and laid off the entire workforce I was contacted by someone at Lucid and invited to apply for a job. A time was arranged for a 3 hour interview. The first part of the interview was a three part programmi
Had a referral which led to two phone interviews. They then had me take a skills assessment with only one question but over a week to complete it. They said it should take about an hour, and it took me a little longer than that. One of the most di
First up, there were two one-hour interviews. The first one was an experience interview The first half was reserved for my questions, and the second half was questions of the type "tell us about a time you showed X." The interviewers were friendly a