Good food, easy to make friends, casual work environment, the outdoor landscaping is beautiful (but the buildings are kind of weird), and great benefits.
Underpaid employees, little flexibility to make the job what you want, not much room for advancement. QA bonuses are minimal and small compared to other positions. The QA position is underappreciated by the rest of the company.
Had to take a test first that included logic questions, some programming questions, and math-related questions. The questions were pretty average in difficulty, and none were impossible to solve. I also had a phone interview that was pretty casual an
I applied on the Epic website and the next morning had an email response from the company requesting a phone interview. They provide a calendar where you can choose a 30-minute time slot from almost every day, Monday-Friday, 7:30 am to 5:00 pm. I h
They spend most of the time trying to convince you to move to Madison instead of testing your skills. Despite being a software role, they never actually had me write code onsite.
Had to take a test first that included logic questions, some programming questions, and math-related questions. The questions were pretty average in difficulty, and none were impossible to solve. I also had a phone interview that was pretty casual an
I applied on the Epic website and the next morning had an email response from the company requesting a phone interview. They provide a calendar where you can choose a 30-minute time slot from almost every day, Monday-Friday, 7:30 am to 5:00 pm. I h
They spend most of the time trying to convince you to move to Madison instead of testing your skills. Despite being a software role, they never actually had me write code onsite.