While working at Epic, you will test your ability to adapt and learn every day, as well as work with incredibly smart and talented people in a team.
Unfortunately, while working at Epic, you will do more and more work as your boss exploits you and your supposed "free time". The learning curve is steep, the in-house training is not enough, and the work environment is dehumanizing.
Working at Epic is not friendly to those who wish to raise a family, since you'll work long hours just to keep up with the overwhelming amount of work that makes you feel like you're drowning.
For management: Please work on retention and creating a working environment that actually makes an employee feel comfortable.
While I was at Epic, I heard things from colleagues such as: Epic is just a revolving door of 24-year-olds since the company hires recent college grads, exploits them for a few years as well as underpays them, and then they leave.
Straightforward: there's a test & personality assessment, a phone interview, and then a longer Zoom interview. They tell you what to prepare for up to a week in advance. You have to give a presentation as part of the interview process.
A week or two after I applied for a Project Manager position, I received a phone call, which I answered, and spoke with a recruiter for about 10-15 minutes about my experience and interests. A week after that conversation, I was notified that I had
Really, it's the hiring process that I found bizarre in my case. They first interviewed and gave me pretty vague questions. I then did the assessment, which had math questions. I was a humanities major that qualified for the job but was required to d
Straightforward: there's a test & personality assessment, a phone interview, and then a longer Zoom interview. They tell you what to prepare for up to a week in advance. You have to give a presentation as part of the interview process.
A week or two after I applied for a Project Manager position, I received a phone call, which I answered, and spoke with a recruiter for about 10-15 minutes about my experience and interests. A week after that conversation, I was notified that I had
Really, it's the hiring process that I found bizarre in my case. They first interviewed and gave me pretty vague questions. I then did the assessment, which had math questions. I was a humanities major that qualified for the job but was required to d