High autonomy; Merit-based compensation and incentives; Huge impact / meaningful work; Early growth opportunities; Very competitive compensation (given the cost of living in Madison especially); Madison itself (top 3 places to live in US); Working with smart people; New challenges every week.
If you work at Epic, you will likely work hard, but I honestly feel like you "reap what you sow."
Remember that saying "Yes, if..." or "No" is OK if your workload is already very high. Epic hires a lot of bright, motivated individuals who have the tendency to take on more than they can handle and feel like they can't offload some of their work after the fact. If you can manage your workload and put in the extra effort when necessary, you'll do great.
Called by a current project manager. Next, they sent a recorded interview on a quiz. Some of the questions were programming-based, some general maths, and some behavioral. It was kinda fun at portions.
I failed on the skill test. It contained some math questions and several algorithm-related code writing tasks.
Online Assessment with 4 parts: * One 2-minute timed section * One math section * One programming LeetCode section * Learning a fake language section. There are 4 questions on the programming section that you can do in any language you'd li
Called by a current project manager. Next, they sent a recorded interview on a quiz. Some of the questions were programming-based, some general maths, and some behavioral. It was kinda fun at portions.
I failed on the skill test. It contained some math questions and several algorithm-related code writing tasks.
Online Assessment with 4 parts: * One 2-minute timed section * One math section * One programming LeetCode section * Learning a fake language section. There are 4 questions on the programming section that you can do in any language you'd li