Trusted immediately to start making an impact.
Good training in applications and role.
Excellent coworkers.
Large company means lots of different opportunities are available if you get bored with your role’s day-to-day.
Lack of flexibility around working remotely.
Communication from management is very poor. Feedback tends to go nowhere, despite preaching a culture of feedback. I felt unappreciated in the QA role.
Listen to your staff.
Be flexible with work from home.
Be more transparent with rankings and raises.
Once you submit an application, you get a phone interview. This is mostly to see if your qualifications check out and that you can communicate effectively. This is also your chance to ask any questions you have about the company or position to someon
Okay, first thing: Epic takes personality and aptitude assessments very seriously. You will be granted and denied positions on the basis of your performance on these assessments. If you can't stand multiple-choice tests or don't like this method of h
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.
Once you submit an application, you get a phone interview. This is mostly to see if your qualifications check out and that you can communicate effectively. This is also your chance to ask any questions you have about the company or position to someon
Okay, first thing: Epic takes personality and aptitude assessments very seriously. You will be granted and denied positions on the basis of your performance on these assessments. If you can't stand multiple-choice tests or don't like this method of h
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.