Campus is beautiful, and the food is good.
Pay and benefits are good.
People are generally friendly. My mentor was always willing to help out.
Experience at the company is completely dependent on who your manager is. I did not click with mine, and she was unable or unwilling to help when I was struggling.
Unrealistically high expectations in regards to work volume. The ideal Epic employee has no life outside of work.
Tried to get employees to return to campus before the vaccine was released. Very "we don't care about our employees as people" vibe.
I took an online test. It had four sections. One of them was timed (2 minutes), and the other three were not. They were all challenging but manageable. Then I had a phone interview. The person was a little awkward (and so am I), so the conversation w
Very long online assessment that covered both traditional coding questions, as well as general reasoning capabilities. The actual assessment was fine, just long to the point of seeming pretty pointless, to be honest.
Long demo of Epic's software followed by a case study around making an existing interface more versatile. Very little is done to test actual coding; the bulk of the assessment is based on design.
I took an online test. It had four sections. One of them was timed (2 minutes), and the other three were not. They were all challenging but manageable. Then I had a phone interview. The person was a little awkward (and so am I), so the conversation w
Very long online assessment that covered both traditional coding questions, as well as general reasoning capabilities. The actual assessment was fine, just long to the point of seeming pretty pointless, to be honest.
Long demo of Epic's software followed by a case study around making an existing interface more versatile. Very little is done to test actual coding; the bulk of the assessment is based on design.