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Tools Programmer Interview Experience - Salt Lake City, Utah

April 1, 2018
Negative ExperienceNo Offer

Process

I applied online in January and received an email from Epic Games at the end of February indicating they would like to move forward. I was told I would need to complete and submit a test.

I completed the test one day after receiving it and submitted it via the link they provided. Two weeks later, I was contacted by a recruiter who said they would like to move forward and schedule a phone interview.

I submitted my availability immediately in mid-March, but there was no response until a month later. I was contacted by the same recruiter, and she apologized that the lack of response was due to preparations for GDC.

We scheduled a phone interview for mid-April. During that time period, communication was very effective. The phone interview went well, and at the end, she said I would receive a response in a week.

After that, I waited for another month with no response to the interview or follow-up emails I sent. I didn't receive the rejection letter until mid-May. During that entire time, there was no response regarding the process or my follow-up emails.

Questions

Are you willing to relocate if you are selected for this position?

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Interview Statistics

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Epic Games's interview process for their Tools Programmer roles in Salt Lake City, Utah is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.

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Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Epic Games's Tools Programmer interview process in Salt Lake City, Utah.

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