Process
Just some questions based on my resume.
What are your strengths and your weaknesses?
Questions
What are your weaknesses and strengths? List two for each.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 808 interview experiences for the Epic Systems Software Engineer role.
Success Rate
4%
Pass Rate
Epic Systems's interview process for their Software Engineer roles is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Positive38%
Neutral45%
Negative18%
Candidates reported having good feelings for Epic Systems's Software Engineer interview process.
Epic Systems Work Experiences
4.0
Software Developer at Epic
Software Engineer • Former Employee
Verona, Wisconsin, United States
December 18, 2024
Pros: The pay is very competitive and they regularly increase it to keep up with inflation/market rates.
You can also earn stock.
Company buildings are themed and look very cool (there's a treehouse meeting room).
There is a lot of variety in lunch options and the food is good (they hire actual chefs).
Cons: You must move to be within 45 minutes of the company HQ in Wisconsin.
Expect 45 hours per week once you are fully onboarded (there's about 6 months of training for new devs). I had coworkers who felt overworked, but my workload never ramped up to that point.
A lot of work with legacy tech (M, Visual Basic, Subversion for version control), but they have probably finished migrating to newer stuff since I left. They promised git migration, but it took longer than initial timelines suggested.
4.0
Generally a great place to work if you're interested in healthcare IT
Software Engineer • Current Employee
January 2, 2019
Pros: Great benefits (they treat you very well).
Generally great people.
My bosses have been fantastic.
Cons: getting a bit bored with the work
1.0
Don't work here if you've got better options
Software Engineer • Former Employee
Verona, Wisconsin, United States
August 2, 2024
Pros: Benefits were decent, the campus was cool, and the on-site food was amazing.
Cons: Cult-like work environment. Training is basically just pro-company propaganda. Tech stack is outdated and miserable.
- 4.0Software Developer at EpicSoftware Engineer • Former EmployeeVerona, Wisconsin, United StatesDecember 18, 2024Pros: The pay is very competitive and they regularly increase it to keep up with inflation/market rates. You can also earn stock. Company buildings are themed and look very cool (there's a treehouse meeting room). There is a lot of variety in lunch options and the food is good (they hire actual chefs).Cons: You must move to be within 45 minutes of the company HQ in Wisconsin. Expect 45 hours per week once you are fully onboarded (there's about 6 months of training for new devs). I had coworkers who felt overworked, but my workload never ramped up to that point. A lot of work with legacy tech (M, Visual Basic, Subversion for version control), but they have probably finished migrating to newer stuff since I left. They promised git migration, but it took longer than initial timelines suggested.
- 4.0Generally a great place to work if you're interested in healthcare ITSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeJanuary 2, 2019Pros: Great benefits (they treat you very well). Generally great people. My bosses have been fantastic.Cons: getting a bit bored with the work
- 1.0Don't work here if you've got better optionsSoftware Engineer • Former EmployeeVerona, Wisconsin, United StatesAugust 2, 2024Pros: Benefits were decent, the campus was cool, and the on-site food was amazing.Cons: Cult-like work environment. Training is basically just pro-company propaganda. Tech stack is outdated and miserable.
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