The salary and the benefits are great. Epic also provides all the training you need to have a basic understanding of the job.
Most people who work there are committed to working together to solve a problem and progress the company. The wardrobe is relaxed, and they encourage individuality and creativity.
There are lots of unspoken, unwritten rules, and they vary from role to role and from team to team. Epic has a lot of turnover, and this is partially because, in some roles (IS or Project Management mainly), people get burnt out from constant travel. Different roles look down on others because they know they make more money in general – it's kind of snobby/cliquish – but that's what you get when you hire mostly out of college.
Be more consistent with expectations and requirements across the company. Since everyone is so friendly, people often talk about their salary and other things that you might not want them to. It becomes obvious who Epic really values.
A recruiter contacted me by email after finding my resume in my school's resume book. I applied for the project manager position, but after I took a personality test, they thought I would work better for either technical writing or QA. They scheduled
A very long process, with several tests and interviews. I felt the interview process was very vague, and there was not a lot of published information about Epic to do research on pre-interview.
Applied online and heard back through email to fill out a Rambrandt profile, to take a 1-2 hour proctored exam, and then have a phone interview. That whole process went fairly smoothly. The exam was tough at parts. After about a week, I was offered t
A recruiter contacted me by email after finding my resume in my school's resume book. I applied for the project manager position, but after I took a personality test, they thought I would work better for either technical writing or QA. They scheduled
A very long process, with several tests and interviews. I felt the interview process was very vague, and there was not a lot of published information about Epic to do research on pre-interview.
Applied online and heard back through email to fill out a Rambrandt profile, to take a 1-2 hour proctored exam, and then have a phone interview. That whole process went fairly smoothly. The exam was tough at parts. After about a week, I was offered t