Some of the work is interesting, the pay is decent, and it is good experience for a first position.
Lots of difficult people to work with. Half of management has no clue what they are doing.
The process started with a telephonic call with one of Epic's developers. He discussed my resume and basic stuff. He also talked for some time regarding my general understanding of the software industry. Then, I got a request to complete a ProctorU
Long test, but most of the interview process is information about Madison and the benefits of working here. They are responsive and always get back to you within two weeks or so.
I applied through a recruiter. Started with an online role introduction which wasn't very helpful because they tasked someone from HR to answer all candidates' questions instead of the actual engineer who was on the call. Followed by a 3-4 hour long
The process started with a telephonic call with one of Epic's developers. He discussed my resume and basic stuff. He also talked for some time regarding my general understanding of the software industry. Then, I got a request to complete a ProctorU
Long test, but most of the interview process is information about Madison and the benefits of working here. They are responsive and always get back to you within two weeks or so.
I applied through a recruiter. Started with an online role introduction which wasn't very helpful because they tasked someone from HR to answer all candidates' questions instead of the actual engineer who was on the call. Followed by a 3-4 hour long