Developer centric. As QA, you'll get the short end of the epic stick most of the time.
Opaque payment and compensation philosophy. You won't ever know why you did or did not get a raise (hard to judge your effort or how to improve).
Onboarding takes very long. Expect 4-6 weeks before you do anything meaningful.
High turnover. HR will say otherwise, but it's a problem, especially with QA.
Additionally, a lot of policies are in place which bank on you not being there longer than 4 years.
You have to sign a highly restrictive non-compete (likely unconstitutional and is being heard in the US Supreme Court).
After giving my resume to a recruiter at my university's job fair, Epic contacted me and scheduled a phone interview. It was very easy, just questions to confirm what was already on my resume. They called again for a follow-up and then extended the o
I originally applied to be a technical writer through my university's job board. I got a call for a phone interview, which mostly focused on what I liked about my previous jobs. After a personality test, they said I'd do better in QA. The personalit
Filled out the online application. One week later, asked to complete the personality test/basic math test. One week later, asked to do the phone interview, which was very easy. Mainly listened to the guy talk about the job. One week later, asked to f
After giving my resume to a recruiter at my university's job fair, Epic contacted me and scheduled a phone interview. It was very easy, just questions to confirm what was already on my resume. They called again for a follow-up and then extended the o
I originally applied to be a technical writer through my university's job board. I got a call for a phone interview, which mostly focused on what I liked about my previous jobs. After a personality test, they said I'd do better in QA. The personalit
Filled out the online application. One week later, asked to complete the personality test/basic math test. One week later, asked to do the phone interview, which was very easy. Mainly listened to the guy talk about the job. One week later, asked to f