Pros: You can feel happy when you see the campus on the inside. Ornate buildings and supportive people contribute to this feeling.

Cons: I don't know where to start. There's a blame game going on where if you have a TL who doesn't like you, they will go all over the place blaming you for everything, regardless if it's really your fault. After I put in honestly large hours getting my responsibilities to work, I don't feel the satisfaction and accomplishment I would expect myself to feel if upper management was actually realistic with their expectations.

Pros: Made software that will help doctors do their job better. Learned mobile development. Epic has a really cool campus, and the food is awesome. I had my own office – with a door and a huge whiteboard. I was largely responsible for myself; I got my work done, and people didn't question how I spent my time, which offered lots of freedom. Beautiful campus. Epic is doing something really great for healthcare. My boss and his boss (also my boss) were and are great.

Cons: Epic 360 (they had us sit in on a lot of new hire classes). Some of them were awesome, like the tech talks. But there was this week of Epic 360. It was like half-day classes where they taught us about how people use their healthcare software. It wasn't detailed enough to be all that useful, but it was detailed to the point of taking a week's worth of classes. Most interns agree it was a huge waste. I admit, I ended up sleeping through a lot of it. The work can get overwhelming. It's pretty much: get as much done as you can get done. Which, when you're an overachiever, can be really taxing. You feel like you're never working hard enough, but you're actually working harder than you're used to.

Pros: Huge company, nice people, beautiful environment. I like the food and the office here best.

Cons: I like it here and did not find any cons.