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      1.0
      6 May 2024
      Anonymous employee
      Recommend
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      Pros

      - Starting salaries are nice, but they never get reviewed again (maybe a % increase in January if your manager likes you). This means new starters doing the same job WILL get paid more than you - 4 day week is genuinely nice

      Cons

      - No career progression opportunities, there’s always a new ‘career framework’, ‘plan’ etc. But it never comes to fruition, it’ll be released to a big fanfare and you’ll won’t hear about it again. - Job security doesn’t exist at Lunio. You’ll be brought in as part of a ‘cohort’ of 4/5 people and maybe one of you will still work there in 12 months. Very few seem to make it to 2 years (required to vest any stock) - Frequent redundancy rounds and ad-hoc dismissals, until you reach 2 years and gain employment rights: you’ll probably be fired for ‘performance’ one afternoon. You’ll disappear from slack and your colleagues will have no idea what happened. If you say the wrong thing, disagree with the party line, or your face doesn’t fit: you’re gone. - Company spends a lot of time obsessed with its image of DE&I and very little on its actual staff

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      Lunio Response
      2y
      Thank you for taking the time to give your feedback and we recognise this can be a challenging time for individuals. As Lunio continues to grow, we continue to review our business performance against both excellence and efficiency. Though we recognise your feedback comes from personal experience, it is reasonable for any team to expect under performance & delivery in a role, (especially where the role is commercially-focused) to be managed, and we use tangible data to make evidence-based decisions where there is a people impact. At Lunio we're committed to creating a high performance culture where people are enabled, supported and expected to perform at the optimal level. Our four day work week, enhanced leave policies, flexible hybrid working and performance related bonuses all demonstrate that we're invested in the well being of our team. We're learning and evolving as we grow; we're not perfect, but we're confident recent changes set us up for even greater success. We wish you the best of luck for the future in your next role.

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      5.0
      6 May 2024
      Anonymous employee
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      Great place to work. Huge earning potential. Strong focus on high performance and learning to better yourself. Genuinely exciting project in a great space.

      Cons

      Like any startup or scaleup, it's hard. Some cultural issues of what I can only say are lazy people but this seems to be improving now with management actively moving them on. Has been somewhat annoying in the past to see those performing poorly compensated the same as those who care/really try. Management has been too weak in the past, although seems to be improving now.

      5.0
      22 Jun 2026
      Anonymous employee
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      I joined because the mission felt real, the product was solving an actual problem, and there were a lot of smart people who genuinely cared about doing good work. The people have been the best part for me. There is a lot of talent here and it can be a really energising place to be. I have seen the company get clearer and more structured over time. Expectations feel better defined, there is more consistency than there used to be, and it feels less reactive. There is also more clarity on what good looks like and how you can grow, which makes a big difference in a start-up. It feels like the business has the support to keep improving, which gives it a more stable feel than a lot of companies at this stage.

      Cons

      It is still a start-up, so things move quickly and priorities can change. Not every team feels equally mature yet, so your experience may depend on where you land. The company has been through a lot of change, and that naturally takes time to settle across every team. If you want lots of certainty or a lot of hand-holding, this probably is not the place for you.

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      Lunio Response
      1w
      Thank you for taking the time to write this, and for the care and honesty that comes through in it. What stands out is that the things you value most, the people, the mission, the sense that the product is solving a real problem, are exactly what we want to be known for. It is genuinely good to hear that the talent and energy in the business still feels tangible to you day to day. That is something we work hard to protect as we scale. Your observation about the company getting more structured and clearer over time is something we recognise and are encouraged by. Defining what good looks like, building more consistency around feedback and growth, making those things feel real rather than just stated, that work is ongoing and we know it is not finished. Your point about maturity varying across teams is a fair one. The growth and maturity of teams is rarely linear, and leadership are acutely aware of that. The focus is on making sure the improvements already made in parts of the business are felt more consistently everywhere. The honest framing of the cons is appreciated too. Fast-moving environments are not for everyone, and we would rather people know that going in. What we can keep working on is making sure that pace comes with enough clarity and support that it feels energising rather than unsettling. The advice to management is well taken, and it maps closely to where our own focus is. Thanks again for sharing this so thoughtfully; this is exactly the type of feedback that helps us to continue ensuring Lunio is a great place to work as we scale!
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