The people are friendly, smart, and supportive, and there is quite a bit of 'freedom'.
Work, if you are not careful, can take up quite a bit of time. Also, as a developer, the main language is M/Cache, which isn't great for transferring out.
There seems to be a phone interview, personality test mixed with basic math logic and word similarity problems, a technical assessment, and a final interview composed of technical and HR rounds.
I had a friend who works at Epic, and my experience went faster than others because I was referred. I had a phone interview and then a technical assessment.
I applied online in late October and received an email a day later to schedule a phone interview. After the phone interview, I took a skills assessment through ProctorU a week later. Then I had an on-site interview two weeks later. All told, the proc
There seems to be a phone interview, personality test mixed with basic math logic and word similarity problems, a technical assessment, and a final interview composed of technical and HR rounds.
I had a friend who works at Epic, and my experience went faster than others because I was referred. I had a phone interview and then a technical assessment.
I applied online in late October and received an email a day later to schedule a phone interview. After the phone interview, I took a skills assessment through ProctorU a week later. Then I had an on-site interview two weeks later. All told, the proc