Great campus, has amazing dining options. Training is very thorough. Have good autonomy; work is a good challenge.
Expect very little support from upper management. They're doing your job plus managing, and they don't get pay cuts for not supporting you.
Every negative from every role is applied to every person in the company. For example, this role bills to customers, so everyone has to have a timesheet; this role requires you to be on-site, so everyone must be on-site.
Requirements never stop rising, but pay does. They will specifically request more in perpetuity as a condition of your employment while not always meeting inflation.
I honestly came back to re-review after working for a few different companies and realized just how unfriendly of a workplace it is.
Honestly, they already know. The owner has just decided the way that things should be, and they don't have the ability to make things better on basically any level. They spend the entire time coping with the bad decisions and saying they're good.
I learned about Epic through an on-campus job fair and submitted my application at their booth. I received an invite for a phone screen the following day. After that point, I was invited to take three online tests. Shortly after that (within three da
Same process as listed by many. I fill out the online application and had a response that they wanted to conduct a phone interview with me. In the same email, they sent the links for the personality test and skills test. The programming section is
I spent a whole day on campus and was provided with a free lunch. I had two interviews with informational sessions mixed in. One interview was a case study interview; the other was a classic interview with the recruiter.
I learned about Epic through an on-campus job fair and submitted my application at their booth. I received an invite for a phone screen the following day. After that point, I was invited to take three online tests. Shortly after that (within three da
Same process as listed by many. I fill out the online application and had a response that they wanted to conduct a phone interview with me. In the same email, they sent the links for the personality test and skills test. The programming section is
I spent a whole day on campus and was provided with a free lunch. I had two interviews with informational sessions mixed in. One interview was a case study interview; the other was a classic interview with the recruiter.