Committed, talented coworkers; good perks; base pay is higher than the norm.
Meticulous, redundant quality assurance across multiple versions makes even small changes a slog.
I did the phone interview and thought it went really well, but I was rejected the next week. This must have been due to the four assessments taken prior. The assessments were very tedious and had some weird IQ test elements in them, such as riddles.
I received a call from Epic after applying on their website. I applied a couple of months ago. I received an email from HR saying they were interested. I replied to them, and about four days after my response, we started the entire process. The fir
I had a phone screen, then got called in for an on-site. The phone interview was straightforward and just asked about my projects and work experience. The on-site was mostly a tour of the campus and also a presentation of one of my projects.
I did the phone interview and thought it went really well, but I was rejected the next week. This must have been due to the four assessments taken prior. The assessments were very tedious and had some weird IQ test elements in them, such as riddles.
I received a call from Epic after applying on their website. I applied a couple of months ago. I received an email from HR saying they were interested. I replied to them, and about four days after my response, we started the entire process. The fir
I had a phone screen, then got called in for an on-site. The phone interview was straightforward and just asked about my projects and work experience. The on-site was mostly a tour of the campus and also a presentation of one of my projects.