This place is like a second-tier FAANG. It's a place to start out if you're halfway competent at coding.
Put in your 3-5 years and move on. It can be high pressure sometimes, but not that bad. If you want work-life balance, you can get away with it.
The codebase is not a work of art, and don't expect much support.
The application was selected, and I took a personality test. HR scheduled a phone interview. The interview lasted over 30 minutes with general questions. Received a negative response within a week.
Had a phone interview which lasted for 15 to 20 minutes. Questions were simple and straightforward, based on my resume. I got a call after a week that I passed and was later scheduled for a skills test. The skills test was not that difficult, but it
A recruiter from Epic saw my Glassdoor profile and contacted me for an interview. First, there was a coding test which I took on campus. The questions were sent to the career center of my university, and I took the test there. The test had 5 coding
The application was selected, and I took a personality test. HR scheduled a phone interview. The interview lasted over 30 minutes with general questions. Received a negative response within a week.
Had a phone interview which lasted for 15 to 20 minutes. Questions were simple and straightforward, based on my resume. I got a call after a week that I passed and was later scheduled for a skills test. The skills test was not that difficult, but it
A recruiter from Epic saw my Glassdoor profile and contacted me for an interview. First, there was a coding test which I took on campus. The questions were sent to the career center of my university, and I took the test there. The test had 5 coding