Good benefits, good food. If you like what you do, then it can be great.
Kool-aid culture, toxic culture, encouraged to work more than 40 hours a week, big-brother management style.
The phone interview is pretty relaxed and took about 20 minutes. They asked basic interview questions such as “Why Epic?” and “Why QM?”. I’d say just be yourself and be confident when talking to the interviewer, and show them you are interested in th
1) Phone Call Screening -- simple get-to-know-you. 2) Skills Assessment -- a couple of coding questions. Pseudo-code permitted. 3) Onsite -- included a detailed description of a past project and a tour of the campus. They also take you out to dinner.
1) Basic phone interview. This is easy, almost a formality. They just chat and ask about your major, a project you've worked on, etc. Nothing to worry about. 2) Exam. This is the hardest part. It's a three-part, electronically proctored exam, one co
The phone interview is pretty relaxed and took about 20 minutes. They asked basic interview questions such as “Why Epic?” and “Why QM?”. I’d say just be yourself and be confident when talking to the interviewer, and show them you are interested in th
1) Phone Call Screening -- simple get-to-know-you. 2) Skills Assessment -- a couple of coding questions. Pseudo-code permitted. 3) Onsite -- included a detailed description of a past project and a tour of the campus. They also take you out to dinner.
1) Basic phone interview. This is easy, almost a formality. They just chat and ask about your major, a project you've worked on, etc. Nothing to worry about. 2) Exam. This is the hardest part. It's a three-part, electronically proctored exam, one co