Informal, comfortable workplace - no need to dress up and coworkers were generally pleasant to work with. Very nice campus.
Almost no focus on employee development. The philosophy seems to be to work people fairly hard, compensate them on the low end of the scale, and replace them with recent college graduates when they inevitably move on to something better.
Focus on finding, retaining, and developing skilled employees. The minimal opportunities for career development and consequent turnover made this job little more than a foot in the door for me.
Done in parts, and it's pretty extensive. They first reached out to me on a campus recruitment website. I applied online and got a phone interview. The phone interview lasted around 45 minutes -- I HIGHLY recommend having questions ready, not just a
In April of 2013, I received an email from an Epic recruiter suggesting that I apply to Epic. I applied and was then contacted by HR a week later to schedule a phone interview. I scheduled the phone interview for a day later. The phone interview invo
It was very laid back and comfortable. I got an overview of the position and at the end of the overview had to demonstrate that I knew what the position entails. I had to perform a "quality assurance analysis" on a pen - tell them what questions I w
Done in parts, and it's pretty extensive. They first reached out to me on a campus recruitment website. I applied online and got a phone interview. The phone interview lasted around 45 minutes -- I HIGHLY recommend having questions ready, not just a
In April of 2013, I received an email from an Epic recruiter suggesting that I apply to Epic. I applied and was then contacted by HR a week later to schedule a phone interview. I scheduled the phone interview for a day later. The phone interview invo
It was very laid back and comfortable. I got an overview of the position and at the end of the overview had to demonstrate that I knew what the position entails. I had to perform a "quality assurance analysis" on a pen - tell them what questions I w