Great benefits, nice people, wild campus.
I really don't have any cons.
Epic has "interview days" which last upwards of three hours. While most of this time is spent listening to presentations about the company and job role, there is also a 30-minute case study where you have to look at a piece of software and find prob
The interview process was efficient and had clear expectations. It started with a phone interview and assessments, and then went into a final interview. The phone interview felt mostly logistical. Assessments were similar to standardized tests. The
The whole process took about four weeks, and I talked with 4/5 different HR reps, so that was confusing. I applied for a different job and got an email from HR to do a half-hour phone screening. A few days later, I received an email to do the 3 hours
Epic has "interview days" which last upwards of three hours. While most of this time is spent listening to presentations about the company and job role, there is also a 30-minute case study where you have to look at a piece of software and find prob
The interview process was efficient and had clear expectations. It started with a phone interview and assessments, and then went into a final interview. The phone interview felt mostly logistical. Assessments were similar to standardized tests. The
The whole process took about four weeks, and I talked with 4/5 different HR reps, so that was confusing. I applied for a different job and got an email from HR to do a half-hour phone screening. A few days later, I received an email to do the 3 hours