Great company - will bleed talent - Senior Software Engineer Lucid Software Employee Review

3.0
22 Aug 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

* Great core values, most of which are lived. * Great co-workers who care about your success. * Interesting product space. * Great growth opportunities if you are willing to work overtime and make Lucid your life.

Cons

* Compensation is low, and overwork is high. Lucid is starting to lose talent with 3+ years experience. But this is the tip of the iceberg, there is discontent among mid to early senior engineers and product managers. Especially those with additional responsibilities but no additional compensation. * The company is too afraid to take risks. Real risks. This is why they have always been second in a space and lost out to more aggressive competitors. * There is no diversity in engineering leadership, and it shows in actions. Women are passed over for responsibilities in favor of their male colleagues, even when they are more qualified. I’ve observed all of the classic examples of the boys club at Lucid. Luckily, it isn’t considered acceptable to do these things overtly. Leadership needs to tune in and be more active about addressing this issue. * The new CEO doesn't inspire confidence that any of the issues will change.

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5.0
5 Jun 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Great company, great people, great management

Cons

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5.0
27 May 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Very strong mentorship program - Very nice people - Some VERY good engineers, PMs, and designers

Cons

- Pay isn't competitive outside of Utah (but hey, at least we're hiring) - Like most other companies at our size, your success and satisfaction largely depend on the team you're on - Sales and product/eng could probably be better aligned to inform product decisions - Like most other SAAS companies, we're investing A LOT into AI. This could bite us in the future (I personally think we're in a bubble, and the consequences of over-investing will be very painful once it bursts)

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