I've worked for a couple of Fortune 500 tech companies and a medium size startup, and I enjoyed many aspects of those experiences. I worked with some very talented and accomplished people. They had great resources. Their products made a big impact in the world. At Lucid Software, the team is as talented and enjoyable to work with as any team I've had in my career.
People are capable and work hard. The focus is on the work and people don't have big heads. The CEO works to develop all employees, both personally, and by assignment through the other managers. People throughout the organization are asked to participate in conferences, interact with customers, and contribute to company strategy and planning meetings.
A lot is expected of me, but it is exhilarating as I'm provided latitude, trust, and support.
The work is demanding, but I would not have it any other way.
I work hard, but my manager is aware of my efforts and sensitive to making sure the work is not too much.
People who want a 9-5 job would feel uncomfortable here.
Continue focusing on the values that have made us successful so far with hard working, talented, humble people.
I interviewed with 5 different people in total, including two pairs. It took 3 hours total. It was pretty standard. The questions were straightforward and intelligent. There were not gotcha questions. I have interviewed at Microsoft, Amazon, Oracle,
I applied online. I was first contacted by email and given a homework assignment to complete. Next was a phone interview. After that I was invited onsite for an interview (about 1/2 day). Everyone was friendly but they didn't seem prepared to hav
The process was fairly quick and pleasant. Started with a 1:1 video interview with an engineer who administered some coding problems and then left me for an hour to complete them. There were three DS&A problems, two easy and one medium-hard. After t
I interviewed with 5 different people in total, including two pairs. It took 3 hours total. It was pretty standard. The questions were straightforward and intelligent. There were not gotcha questions. I have interviewed at Microsoft, Amazon, Oracle,
I applied online. I was first contacted by email and given a homework assignment to complete. Next was a phone interview. After that I was invited onsite for an interview (about 1/2 day). Everyone was friendly but they didn't seem prepared to hav
The process was fairly quick and pleasant. Started with a 1:1 video interview with an engineer who administered some coding problems and then left me for an hour to complete them. There were three DS&A problems, two easy and one medium-hard. After t