Epic Systems

Good people who mean well, generally good compensation, and great food.

I was also lucky enough to work with several really good team leads, which seems to be a make-or-break deal here.

A good opportunity for folks out of school; I don't regret working here.

It got a little too bureaucratic for my liking. The company seems to be growing still, but operating at the highest level with a small, black-box decision-making group, leaving employees to decipher the logic behind those decisions by themselves. A higher-than-normal workload for nearly two years straight, as an above-average performer, to help pitch in for staffing shortages, made it clear to me that this was now the normal expected workload.

Employees will generally feel a lot better about working in a place that gives them the reasoning and thought process behind decisions that affect them. If you as management cannot provide them the (true) reasoning behind that decision, or know where to find that reasoning, that's a red flag.