Good salary considering liberal arts degree. If you have a good TL and/or Tcap, it can make your experience nice. Otherwise, it will be hell.
Nice coworkers.
Cafeterias on campus.
Don't get paid as much as other roles.
Have to do menial work as a QM, not intellectually stimulating.
Can be micromanaged or voluntold to do things.
There are lots of people who drink the "kool aid" and can be competitive.
Hard to achieve work/life balance.
I don't enjoy documentation.
If you take this position, you will be doing a lot of things no one else wants to do and have more job responsibilities than listed in the job description.
Please allow work from home. I see many people leaving because of it, even though they love Epic.
I applied online. Very long process with questionnaire, HR call, exam, interview, and then followed by a final call with HR. You have to do multiple personality tests and a test with riddles and a fake coding language so they can gauge how you thin
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
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
I applied online. Very long process with questionnaire, HR call, exam, interview, and then followed by a final call with HR. You have to do multiple personality tests and a test with riddles and a fake coding language so they can gauge how you thin
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
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