Amazing teammates. I've never met a company that lives their values more than Lucid. Be prepared for amazing co-workers that make it hard to leave.
Lucid is very frugal and will nickel and dime you. Historically, they'll say that they are "benchmarking salaries" against a normalization process they went through 1.5 years ago. However they don't share any of that data with employees. If they're going to use it as guides, they should share the data anonymized. Lucid, you shouldn't pay people in identical roles, a 20k difference for the same title & role. Expect to fight for fair market value salaries.
Additionally, Lucid has some weird personnel structuring going on.
You have an incredible team, make sure they feel valued; and please normalize your stock compensation.
Very slow with getting back to me with each step of the process. Seemed a bit disorganized. They also had a CSS exercise after interview. At the time only 2 devs on the team. The environment is very open, so not much privacy for employees.
Everyone I interacted with along Lucid's interview process was extremely friendly which is why I consider this a positive experience, despite being a pretty long process. I first spoke with a Lucid representative at a career fair, who encouraged me
The interview process was really great at Lucid. Their technical interview questions are among the harder that I have done, but all of the people that I interviewed with were nice and happy to answer questions.
Very slow with getting back to me with each step of the process. Seemed a bit disorganized. They also had a CSS exercise after interview. At the time only 2 devs on the team. The environment is very open, so not much privacy for employees.
Everyone I interacted with along Lucid's interview process was extremely friendly which is why I consider this a positive experience, despite being a pretty long process. I first spoke with a Lucid representative at a career fair, who encouraged me
The interview process was really great at Lucid. Their technical interview questions are among the harder that I have done, but all of the people that I interviewed with were nice and happy to answer questions.