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A recruiter from Epic saw my Glassdoor profile and contacted me for an interview. First, there was a coding test which I took on campus. The questions were sent to the career center of my university, and I took the test there. The test had 5 coding
Technical interview and final round, as well as an on-campus visit to Verona. The technical interview was an online assessment where you were proctored. It involved math, logic, and coding and was timed for completion.
I only had an assessment and phone screening interview. In the interview, they asked the typical questions, like why this job/company, and they asked to describe a project that I did in the past. They are also very quick to update on the status of my
A recruiter from Epic saw my Glassdoor profile and contacted me for an interview. First, there was a coding test which I took on campus. The questions were sent to the career center of my university, and I took the test there. The test had 5 coding
Technical interview and final round, as well as an on-campus visit to Verona. The technical interview was an online assessment where you were proctored. It involved math, logic, and coding and was timed for completion.
I only had an assessment and phone screening interview. In the interview, they asked the typical questions, like why this job/company, and they asked to describe a project that I did in the past. They are also very quick to update on the status of my