Mentorship, great campus, competitive pay, Madison. Intern activities/bonding, friendly community, fun/enjoyable projects, ability to make an impact. Work is not very hard. Very included in meetings, access to management, and shadowing opportunities.
Projects are not really targeted at interns' specific interests. Work is sometimes too easy, not enough for the whole time period. Personally, I didn't end up getting to learn new technologies. Mentors range widely in quality and engagement.
A lot of opportunities to learn more about Epic. A short technical interview asking more high-level questions about a project that I worked on. There was no programming section.
I applied through college or university. Very long, a four-hour interview with most of it going over things you can find online and a very bloated dive into the software itself, with the interview sections being unnecessarily long.
Through OCR, you will first go through a phone interview where they will ask about your experience in projects (especially team projects). If you pass that screen, you will be invited to Madison for an on-site interview. Before leaving for that inter
A lot of opportunities to learn more about Epic. A short technical interview asking more high-level questions about a project that I worked on. There was no programming section.
I applied through college or university. Very long, a four-hour interview with most of it going over things you can find online and a very bloated dive into the software itself, with the interview sections being unnecessarily long.
Through OCR, you will first go through a phone interview where they will ask about your experience in projects (especially team projects). If you pass that screen, you will be invited to Madison for an on-site interview. Before leaving for that inter