Beautiful campus, amazing campus food. Depending on your team, you feel like you're doing good.
Disconnect between management and employees.
Needs more communication.
Bleeding knowledge fast.
Not many transferable skills compared to other companies.
I feel that there's always someone leaving every week. Epic is losing a lot of knowledge due to decently sized unrest from the response to the pandemic.
It seems that Epic also makes random role infrastructure changes with no heads-up and no sound reasoning behind them.
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.
It was an easy, done interview. Some basic questions like: What are you good at? Which language? What database? Where do you see yourself after 5 years? How are you willing to travel? Will you relocate? What 3 things do you look for in a company befo
First, I had a phone screen where the interviewer asked me why I want to work at Epic and to describe past software development experience. I was also asked standard questions, like whether I am willing to relocate. Then, I did a four-hour online pr
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.
It was an easy, done interview. Some basic questions like: What are you good at? Which language? What database? Where do you see yourself after 5 years? How are you willing to travel? Will you relocate? What 3 things do you look for in a company befo
First, I had a phone screen where the interviewer asked me why I want to work at Epic and to describe past software development experience. I was also asked standard questions, like whether I am willing to relocate. Then, I did a four-hour online pr