great place to work IF - Anonymous employee Lithic Employee Review

1.0
Jul 25, 2023
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

start-up environment (research beforehand) opportunity to contribute to processes (if your boss supports you and doesn't throw you under the bus at every opportunity) WFH (but the office isn't anything to write home about unless you care about catered lunches occasionally) competitive salary because the expectation is you blood sweat and tears round the clock even on PTO (which unlimited PTO is a scam and up to the discretion of your team and whether or not you have priority) everyone "wears many hats" which means they are exhausted and overwhelmed and not trained/qualified to do many things

Cons

toxic and unprofessional culture startup for a lengthy time but still lacks any legitimate resources for employees excessive micromanagement good ole boys club where many can get away with doing no work and others are publically criticized for their mistakes you'll be asked to do a million things which you receive no training on, is not defined in your role, and be told (this is what makes a startup great) retaliation for speaking up

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5.0
Feb 28, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Business outlook

Pros

Great place to work! Lots of room for growth.

Cons

Seems in office employees are preferred over remote.

1.0
Jun 3, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Decent salary. Unlimited PTO. That’s about it.

Cons

Pay attention to the negative reviews. Success at this company is less about competence and more about performative enthusiasm. If you’re a LinkedIn cheerleader who agrees with whoever uses the most buzzwords, you’ll fit right in. There are sycophants galore. Genuine critical thinking is not rewarded and can actually work against you. The culture skews heavily toward a bro culture dynamic that feels frozen somewhere around 2013 SF/Silicon Valley. If that’s not your thing, expect to feel like an outsider regardless of your output. Strategically, leadership chases every industry trend rather than committing to a coherent direction. The result is a constant feeling of playing catch up with competitors instead of differentiating. Priorities shift frequently and institutional follow through is weak. Leadership clings to the “scrappy startup” identity long past the point it was credible. That framing is just cover for poor process, chronic disorganization, and an allergy to accountability.

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