There are lots of opportunities for growth and area ownership as a software developer with no prior professional experience.
Opportunities to work on improving healthcare delivery on a large scale.
Compensation is high for the area.
Many teams are comfortable living with or under lots of pre-existing technical debt and struggle keeping up with quality issues from bugs that have existed for years.
Many teams lack technical and practical expertise in their own area and integration points due to constant turnover.
Admin does not care about individual employees in any meaningful way. The COVID-19 response you read about in other negative reviews is very real and as illogical as it sounds (probably even more than it sounds).
It gets to be very frustrating working under illogical leaders. As a team member, you do not feel empowered to discuss topics with management without being scrutinized and punished in perpetuity.
Think logically, give real, objective reasons for actions. Just like hills to stand on need to be real for customers to take them seriously, justifications to employees need to be real for us to take you seriously.
Don’t push the limits of legal definitions beyond logic to meet your ends.
The phone interview was decent. It was about knowing who you are and what you can expect. Details were shared regarding your motivation, willingness, and adaptability. The skill test has two sections: * **Skill Test to Adapt:** Easy to moderate.
First, I had a phone screen technical interview. There was no coding. We talked through an algorithm. Then, I did an onsite interview. The onsite had two challenges on their computers. The first was four coding problems. The second had math and logi
Interview started with a quick recruiter call to discuss my background, experience, and interest in Epic. I answered any questions I had about the position and work at the company. Next round was a proctored online technical exam; expect it to be at
The phone interview was decent. It was about knowing who you are and what you can expect. Details were shared regarding your motivation, willingness, and adaptability. The skill test has two sections: * **Skill Test to Adapt:** Easy to moderate.
First, I had a phone screen technical interview. There was no coding. We talked through an algorithm. Then, I did an onsite interview. The onsite had two challenges on their computers. The first was four coding problems. The second had math and logi
Interview started with a quick recruiter call to discuss my background, experience, and interest in Epic. I answered any questions I had about the position and work at the company. Next round was a proctored online technical exam; expect it to be at