Run in the other direction - Anonymous employee Luminance AI Employee Review

1.0
7 Jul 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Nice young people and central office

Cons

Everything else. The worst place I have ever worked, all smoke and mirrors. Broken uncompetitive product and managers who are in denial. No strategy or direction from the CEO, not present and it shows. No long term thinking. Waste of time for everyone including our customers (most terminate/fail to renew). Masterclass in how hiring unqualified senior leaders will hold back a company. They founded 10 yrs ago and achieved a fraction of what the competitors have in 2 yrs. If the board knew better, they would get rid of the lot of them, and start from scratch. Maybe they should fix the diversity while they're at it.

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5.0
6 Feb 2024
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Pros

Had a great team around me which made it fun to come to work everyday and a great management team that was supportive and reliable when needed.

Cons

young company so a lot of responsibility to take on however gives you a lot of experience and helps you grow faster

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1.0
3 Jul 2026
Recommend
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Pros

None, maybe travel and the trauma bonding

Cons

⭐☆☆☆☆ I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere. The company operates in an attractive market, but the product falls short of competitors and the GTM strategy only makes things worse. Leadership lacks a clear vision, there is little to no marketing support, and sales is expected to make up for fundamental business issues. The culture is very much hire and fire. Instead of developing employees or addressing systemic problems, people are quickly replaced. Turnover is high, morale is low, and there is very little confidence in leadership. Compensation is below market for the expectations, and the support needed to be successful simply isn’t there. It’s frustrating because the opportunity in this market is enormous, but poor leadership and a broken GTM strategy prevent the company from reaching its potential. If you’re considering joining, do your research on employee tenure, turnover, and leadership before accepting an offer. I would stay away.

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