Great campus and co-workers. The food is delicious and very inexpensive.
Not much room for growth. Management is not always qualified to lead, but are chosen out of desperation. High turnover. Salary is no longer competitive, and benefits are lacking.
You max at 3 weeks of vacation. Every "benefit" has a catch. Maternity leave is 2 weeks. Great! If you leave within a year of taking maternity leave, you have to pay the money back. Not great.
It was a long and thorough process, but everyone I talked to was very open to talking about Epic and had stories about why they do what they do. It is refreshing to have such a unique interview process in the corporate world.
I met an Epic recruiter during a job fair. I applied online in February for a different position and then received an email with a link to the Rembrandt Personality Test; there was a focus on what you are NOT. I heard back from HR to schedule a phon
Everyone was very efficient. It felt a bit like a cattle call, with so many people interviewing at once for the same position.
It was a long and thorough process, but everyone I talked to was very open to talking about Epic and had stories about why they do what they do. It is refreshing to have such a unique interview process in the corporate world.
I met an Epic recruiter during a job fair. I applied online in February for a different position and then received an email with a link to the Rembrandt Personality Test; there was a focus on what you are NOT. I heard back from HR to schedule a phon
Everyone was very efficient. It felt a bit like a cattle call, with so many people interviewing at once for the same position.