I truly worked with some of the hardest-working, friendliest people that I've ever met. We truly kept each other going and motivated to show up to work every day.
The amount of work that any single person is responsible for quickly becomes unmanageable.
If you're willing to grind and work hard, you will go far, but it's easy to lose control over work-life balance. The company is not oriented to help folks take care of themselves.
Allowing remote work would help retain employees.
I submitted my resume through Handshake, completed an online assessment, and then had a brief phone interview. The phone interview was mostly behavioral, with some questions about topics on my resume.
Online OA - ~1hr Math + Puzzle Problems ~1.5 Hr leetcode style medium/easy questions. Text editor only, no running code. Interview with current employee - Basic resume questions, life/expectations for working at Epic. Why did you apply, etc. ~3 wee
One interview asking about a project you did. One technical coding - MINGO. One HR interview. The project overview was fine. MINGO was easy-medium. The HR interview asked basic questions like, "What are you most excited about from the EPIC internshi
I submitted my resume through Handshake, completed an online assessment, and then had a brief phone interview. The phone interview was mostly behavioral, with some questions about topics on my resume.
Online OA - ~1hr Math + Puzzle Problems ~1.5 Hr leetcode style medium/easy questions. Text editor only, no running code. Interview with current employee - Basic resume questions, life/expectations for working at Epic. Why did you apply, etc. ~3 wee
One interview asking about a project you did. One technical coding - MINGO. One HR interview. The project overview was fine. MINGO was easy-medium. The HR interview asked basic questions like, "What are you most excited about from the EPIC internshi