Good starting salary. Smart coworkers. That's about it.
Terrible DEI practices.
Quality assurance is the least valued role in the company.
No transparency about company policies, salaries, decision-making, etc.
Work-life balance is challenging unless you’re willing to sacrifice your salary.
Listen to employees and show just an ounce of compassion for their needs.
Applied online and got an email scheduling a 30-minute phone interview. It was with a QAer at Epic and introduced a lot about the position and the company. Then I did the non-technical assessment, and they decided to not move forward, so I guess I di
It was a very organized process. First, a phone interview, then some tests that were proctored. That is as far as I got in the process. It is a fast process, which I liked. I liked that they contacted you promptly. The tests were a bit difficult.
The majority of the process was flawless, but the waiting time at the end ultimately made this a negative experience. I did my initial phone interview, the 4-hour assessment, and then the 4-hour video interviews with current employees all within a w
Applied online and got an email scheduling a 30-minute phone interview. It was with a QAer at Epic and introduced a lot about the position and the company. Then I did the non-technical assessment, and they decided to not move forward, so I guess I di
It was a very organized process. First, a phone interview, then some tests that were proctored. That is as far as I got in the process. It is a fast process, which I liked. I liked that they contacted you promptly. The tests were a bit difficult.
The majority of the process was flawless, but the waiting time at the end ultimately made this a negative experience. I did my initial phone interview, the 4-hour assessment, and then the 4-hour video interviews with current employees all within a w