Coworkers are hardworking, smart, dedicated, supportive, and fun!
Good work/life balance. We care more about getting work done than making sure you're working from 9-5. I don't feel like I'm being worked to death just to make the company more money.
Management (and the whole company as a result) cares about employees as individuals. This shows in the great work/life balance, in conversations I have with upper management (they talk to me about my personal life and family), and in the family-friendly company activities.
Lots of great perks: awesome health care benefits, tons of free food, team & company-wide activities, company retreat, awesome office space, foosball, ping pong, bouldering wall, family events (trick or treating, summer party, movies, etc.), 3-day hackathon for engineers, conference participation & attendance, community service activities, supporting Women Tech Council, etc.
There are lots of opportunities for growth, both as a company and as individuals within the company.
Collaborative environment. My coworkers are smart, but not ego-centric. They are willing to help anyone and everyone succeed.
Everyone has a large amount of ownership over the products and you can have a direct influence the direction of the company and your team.
High values and morals. It is super important for me to feel comfortable with my company's ethics, and Lucid has never disappointed.
I'm sure there are some cons, but I can't think of any right now.
Oh, maybe the fact that we have pizza every Friday. Sometimes I get tired of pizza. But yah, that's not too important.
Keep putting employees first and promoting/preserving the great company culture as we grow larger. Make sure employees feel adequately compensated.
First round was a HackerRank test which consisted of a difficult problem, but 10 days was given to solve it hence it could be cleared. Second round was a telephonic interview and in 1 hour, I had to solve three questions. The interviewer just expl
I applied on LinkedIn early October 2019 and received a HackerRank challenge a few days later by one of Lucid's campus recruiters. They gave me 10 days to solve and submit my solution. I submitted my solution and within a few days, a technical recru
After applying online, I was given an online coding challenge to complete. It was moderately difficult and took me about 2-3 hours to complete. After submitting the challenge, they brought me onsite for an interview. The interview was broken into 3 p
First round was a HackerRank test which consisted of a difficult problem, but 10 days was given to solve it hence it could be cleared. Second round was a telephonic interview and in 1 hour, I had to solve three questions. The interviewer just expl
I applied on LinkedIn early October 2019 and received a HackerRank challenge a few days later by one of Lucid's campus recruiters. They gave me 10 days to solve and submit my solution. I submitted my solution and within a few days, a technical recru
After applying online, I was given an online coding challenge to complete. It was moderately difficult and took me about 2-3 hours to complete. After submitting the challenge, they brought me onsite for an interview. The interview was broken into 3 p