Nice, liked Lombok!
But why stop there, Scala / Kotlin have everything you have in Lombok + Java 8 (case class in Scala and data class in Kotlin do basically what @Data does, in Scala there are no checked exceptions by default, and both have very good null safety solutions, albeit different approach)
I think that if a company is open to using Java 8 + Lombok, then they should at least try out Scala / Kotlin (or even xTend) for comparison.
If compile times are what worries you, Kotlin seems to be on par with Java compilation times, although I don't think Kotlin is production ready yet. (and it misses some Java 8 / Scala goodies such as parallel collections etc... though I'm sure JetBrains will add it soon...)
I think that if a company is open to using Java 8 + Lombok, then they should at least try out Scala / Kotlin (or even xTend) for comparison.
If compile times are what worries you, Kotlin seems to be on par with Java compilation times, although I don't think Kotlin is production ready yet. (and it misses some Java 8 / Scala goodies such as parallel collections etc... though I'm sure JetBrains will add it soon...)