Nice people. No push for training.
Required relocation and working in the office
The online assessment test wasn't too bad, just kinda long. The programming part was the hardest part. The phone interview wasn't bad at all. It just asked general questions like, "How did I hear about Epic?", etc. It asked about my previous project
First round telephone interview, half an hour, all about resume and introduction about the company. Haven't proceeded to the next technical interview yet.
I applied through a college fair. I then spoke on the phone with an Epic engineer. I then took an online technical assessment, which lasted about 3.5 hours. From there, I was invited to the onsite, where I went through three interviews: one behaviora
The online assessment test wasn't too bad, just kinda long. The programming part was the hardest part. The phone interview wasn't bad at all. It just asked general questions like, "How did I hear about Epic?", etc. It asked about my previous project
First round telephone interview, half an hour, all about resume and introduction about the company. Haven't proceeded to the next technical interview yet.
I applied through a college fair. I then spoke on the phone with an Epic engineer. I then took an online technical assessment, which lasted about 3.5 hours. From there, I was invited to the onsite, where I went through three interviews: one behaviora