The combination of salary and benefits is hard to beat. Travel opportunities are also nice. Mobility within the company is fluid and self-driven.
Hours and workload can make work-life balance difficult at times. The "from the ground up" philosophy, while admirable, can make it hard to move to another QA position because internal tools don't translate one-to-one with the industry.
An Epic recruiter found my resume on a job board and reached out to me through email, originally for the Project Manager position. I also met with some recruiters at a campus recruitment career fair. I then did an online assessment and had a phone in
I first came across Epic when I was at a career fair at my university. I applied online and shortly afterwards was contacted about a phone interview. This part was quite reasonable; we mainly discussed the employer's day-to-day work and their enthusi
Met at a career fair, then had a phone interview, and then was invited to their campus for a full day of interviewing. Also had to take several personality/logic tests.
An Epic recruiter found my resume on a job board and reached out to me through email, originally for the Project Manager position. I also met with some recruiters at a campus recruitment career fair. I then did an online assessment and had a phone in
I first came across Epic when I was at a career fair at my university. I applied online and shortly afterwards was contacted about a phone interview. This part was quite reasonable; we mainly discussed the employer's day-to-day work and their enthusi
Met at a career fair, then had a phone interview, and then was invited to their campus for a full day of interviewing. Also had to take several personality/logic tests.