Great salary. Work/life balance is OK for Devs (not great for PMs and TS)
Great salary. Work/life balance is OK for Devs (not great for PMs and TS)
- Excellent campus
- Great cafeteria
- Good salary
- Good job security
- It is satisfying to see the features you developed (as a Software Developer) being used by customers! (I cannot say the same about Technical Services and Project Management folks)
- Dealing with demanding customers can be very difficult.
- Most of the company still uses VB for front-end development (increasingly C#/ASP.Net is being used). The backend is completely done in an obscure environment called 'cache' (the language is called "M"). So, the developers get less and less marketable skills.
- The review system is still "Closed" (i.e., you do not know what your review was; all you see is some increase in your salary at the end of the year).
- Sometimes the company feels like a "cult".
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Please make the review system OPEN (i.e., at least tell each employee how he/she did. You don't have to tell everyone's review to everyone else).
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Please focus on employee career development. Not everyone wants to be branded as a "VB" or "Cache" developer.
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I received an email from someone in HR saying they saw my resume on Monster and to check them out. I applied a week later. Six days later, I received another email to set up a phone interview for the following week. There was a time zone confusion
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It starts out with an online application with behavioral short-answer questions. Then, there's a 30-minute phone call with a developer, mostly behavioral and one quick technical question. Next is an online, proctored technical test. This involves dif
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Epic has a very professional and streamlined interview process consisting of a phone interview, skills assessment, and final onsite interview. The first step in the process is a phone interview (approximately 30 minutes) with a Software Developer. T
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Madison, Wisconsin, United StatesJune 1, 2010I received an email from someone in HR saying they saw my resume on Monster and to check them out. I applied a week later. Six days later, I received another email to set up a phone interview for the following week. There was a time zone confusion
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Madison, Wisconsin, United StatesNovember 12, 2015It starts out with an online application with behavioral short-answer questions. Then, there's a 30-minute phone call with a developer, mostly behavioral and one quick technical question. Next is an online, proctored technical test. This involves dif
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Madison, Wisconsin, United StatesNovember 1, 2017Epic has a very professional and streamlined interview process consisting of a phone interview, skills assessment, and final onsite interview. The first step in the process is a phone interview (approximately 30 minutes) with a Software Developer. T
