The culinary options and health insurance are excellent, and there is a lot of freedom in the kind of work you want to focus on. You can be anything from a Jack of All Trades to a super niche specialist.
For a software company, the expectation of always being in the office (no remote work) is strange. It does build a stronger culture, but it limits your schedule and restricts your lifestyle. The non-compete is also incredibly limiting if you plan to stay in healthcare after leaving Epic.
It was long but very informative. The interviewers were engaged and very interested in me as a person. I felt heard and felt appreciated. I had the opportunity to talk to someone in the position I applied for, which drove up the appeal for me.
I initially applied through my college job board. I was contacted by someone in the QA role who spoke to me for about 30 minutes about the role. It was mostly informative with some general questions of why Epic, why the QA role? I was then invited
I had a great time talking to the interviewer on the phone. The interview was difficult because there were so many sections, and it felt like there was not enough time.
It was long but very informative. The interviewers were engaged and very interested in me as a person. I felt heard and felt appreciated. I had the opportunity to talk to someone in the position I applied for, which drove up the appeal for me.
I initially applied through my college job board. I was contacted by someone in the QA role who spoke to me for about 30 minutes about the role. It was mostly informative with some general questions of why Epic, why the QA role? I was then invited
I had a great time talking to the interviewer on the phone. The interview was difficult because there were so many sections, and it felt like there was not enough time.