Pros: Given a lot of responsibility, I have definitely grown as a developer since I started here. Great compensation.

Cons: Long hours, a lot of pressure. Old, dated tech stack. Management is a black box; it doesn't feel like they always want the best for you.

Pros: Free juice and milk. The health care industry may have a bright future.

Cons: No personal life. Working over 60 hours a week to meet the deadline. No one really appreciates your hard work. The team lead has bad time management over big projects. As a team, he/she will ask you to finish a project in one week even though it should take one month. No time to do good design (or even think), so endless bugs come out of the released development. Then you spend more time fixing those bugs (they call them QA notes). Not too much about your programming skills but about "different workflow" in the clinical world. You need to remember lots of "system settings" before actually coding. M and VB are bad languages in the 21st century. You work here for one year and quit, or work here for ten years because your working experience is only valuable inside this company. The company culture doesn't encourage employees to tell the truth. Even if you feel lots of pressure and too much work to do, keep it to yourself because your team lead won't care and people around won't complain about this.

Pros: Epic has a large impact on healthcare, so you'll feel like your work is making a difference. Smart and hard-working employees are willing to collaborate to help you grow and make the best product possible. Pay is very good, with usually good raises and bonuses.

Cons: Other than the pay, benefits are just okay until you reach 5 years. Not very good 401k matching. The sabbatical is touted as being a great benefit, but it's also used as an excuse to not give very much regular PTO (max is 15 days per year). There is minimal parental leave, which is poor compared to other tech companies. Working from home is only allowed very minimally, even during a global pandemic. You're only seen as productive during the time you're in the office. There is no respect for work-life balance. If you work 40 hours, you're seen as a slacker doing the bare minimum.