Ownership in projects
Culinary
People you work with
Over-committing to customers. Opaqueness in high-level company direction.
It was a phone interview. The interviewer asked some basic questions, such as: How did you hear about Epic? Where do you want to see yourself after 5 years? What was your most challenging project? What programming languages do you know? Then, he di
I heard about Epic through a friend who had already gone through the process and decided to apply. I was told they were still filling positions for software developers and was directed to fill out the application online. I heard back a day or two lat
There was an initial phone screen that lasted about thirty minutes. We discussed past projects and I was given a couple of design questions. Next was a three-hour proctored online exam. Some sections were harder than others, but overall it wasn't to
It was a phone interview. The interviewer asked some basic questions, such as: How did you hear about Epic? Where do you want to see yourself after 5 years? What was your most challenging project? What programming languages do you know? Then, he di
I heard about Epic through a friend who had already gone through the process and decided to apply. I was told they were still filling positions for software developers and was directed to fill out the application online. I heard back a day or two lat
There was an initial phone screen that lasted about thirty minutes. We discussed past projects and I was given a couple of design questions. Next was a three-hour proctored online exam. Some sections were harder than others, but overall it wasn't to