A week or two after I applied for a Project Manager position, I received a phone call, which I answered, and spoke with a recruiter for about 10-15 minutes about my experience and interests.

A week after that conversation, I was notified that I had moved to the interview process for Quality Manager, rather than Project Manager.

I decided to move forward with the interview process and had to complete a largely logic-based test online, along with behavioral questions.

A couple of weeks later, I was notified that they were scheduling me for a full interview slate, which lasted about 4 hours, I believe.

I had an introduction to the company and the role.

There was a case study session where I was given a website and asked to point out everything I would change about it.

Then there were behavioral hypotheticals.

Lastly, I had to give a presentation about a topic of my choice to a group of 4-5 employees.

It was all very casual, considering the presentation and case study-type questions would typically stress me out a lot.

I then heard from Epic about 2-3 weeks later, saying I received an offer.

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