A good place to start, but not to stay
A good place to start, but not to stay
Great food. Good coworkers. You'll get a lot of good experience if you are early in your career.
Not a lot of opportunities to grow or take on challenging work. A lot of teams have poor quality codebases, and developers are stuck fixing bugs instead of working on enhancements. The web tech stack feels dated and is difficult to work with.
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Software Developer
I applied through a college fair. I then spoke on the phone with an Epic engineer. I then took an online technical assessment, which lasted about 3.5 hours. From there, I was invited to the onsite, where I went through three interviews: one behaviora
Software Developer
Got a call for a phone interview. You get to talk with a Software Developer, who asks you questions about your background and experience. You also get a brief overview of the company and the position. After the phone screen, there was an online asse
Software Developer
Contacted via Career Fair, interviewed via phone, standard. Asked by interviewer to confirm test scores, GPA, and other numbers, internships, and accomplishments on my resume. I actually found this really annoying since it's obviously true if I put
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Madison, Wisconsin, United StatesOctober 1, 2019I applied through a college fair. I then spoke on the phone with an Epic engineer. I then took an online technical assessment, which lasted about 3.5 hours. From there, I was invited to the onsite, where I went through three interviews: one behaviora
Software Developer
United StatesJuly 1, 2015Got a call for a phone interview. You get to talk with a Software Developer, who asks you questions about your background and experience. You also get a brief overview of the company and the position. After the phone screen, there was an online asse
Software Developer
United StatesFebruary 14, 2013Contacted via Career Fair, interviewed via phone, standard. Asked by interviewer to confirm test scores, GPA, and other numbers, internships, and accomplishments on my resume. I actually found this really annoying since it's obviously true if I put
