Autonomy to do your work how you please.
Freedom to move into the areas that you're most interested in (provided that you're meeting expectations).
You have the opportunity to make a real difference in healthcare.
Long hours.
If you aren't meeting the high expectations, your time at Epic will be painful.
Sent my resume in via a reference at the company. They emailed me a few days later to schedule a phone interview. The phone interview was pretty straightforward and had no confusing/trick questions. After the phone interview, I was emailed and asked
Originally applied for the position of Manager. For whatever reason, Epic shuffled me into trying to go for Quality Assurance (probably as a result of the personality test at the beginning?). I was a bit irked that I'd been funneled somewhere else, w
Applied Monday, tested Thursday. Phone interview the following Wednesday. The test was similar to an ACT/SAT. It was accuracy-based and speed-based, so answer questions as quickly and as accurately as you can. Recruiter came to campus last week and
Sent my resume in via a reference at the company. They emailed me a few days later to schedule a phone interview. The phone interview was pretty straightforward and had no confusing/trick questions. After the phone interview, I was emailed and asked
Originally applied for the position of Manager. For whatever reason, Epic shuffled me into trying to go for Quality Assurance (probably as a result of the personality test at the beginning?). I was a bit irked that I'd been funneled somewhere else, w
Applied Monday, tested Thursday. Phone interview the following Wednesday. The test was similar to an ACT/SAT. It was accuracy-based and speed-based, so answer questions as quickly and as accurately as you can. Recruiter came to campus last week and