Good pay.
Good health insurance, except for trans healthcare and fertility treatments.
You meet smart people, and many of them are friendly.
Bad work-life balance, culture of overwork. Management can change things on a whim with no notice or accountability (ask any current employee about AS; they'll know what it means). Absolutely no salary transparency. Nearly made us come back to the office during the height of Covid-19. Good work is met with silence and more work, but bad work is commented on. They prioritize logging long hours over quality of work, but your TL may still ask you why a task took 30 minutes instead of 15. Expectations are rarely clear. Sympathy for personal circumstances is variable (I know one person who took a leave of absence for mental health reasons and one person who was just point-blank fired). Burnout and turnover are high. No affirmative action or anti-bias policies at all, and it shows. Only 5-10% of devs are female, and there are maybe 2 black devs at the whole company.
Recognize that work done does not increase linearly with hours worked.
Publish salary statistics every raise and bonus cycle.
Pay QA more.
The initial phone screen is something everyone passes. Then comes a skill test proctored by someone from India. There are 3 sections to test. First is a math quick-fire round with 10 questions and a 2-minute maximum. The questions will mostly be mul
I haven't completed the interview yet, but for the phone call, and that was basically it. It was a quick phone call with a developer that was super nice and cool. They asked questions about your projects, yourself, and what you know about Epic, or wh
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
The initial phone screen is something everyone passes. Then comes a skill test proctored by someone from India. There are 3 sections to test. First is a math quick-fire round with 10 questions and a 2-minute maximum. The questions will mostly be mul
I haven't completed the interview yet, but for the phone call, and that was basically it. It was a quick phone call with a developer that was super nice and cool. They asked questions about your projects, yourself, and what you know about Epic, or wh
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