Great out-of-college job. You dive right in and are able to work on full-scale projects.
Doesn't harbor too much professional growth.
Two rounds of interviews, and a technical interview test followed by three rounds of "presentation". I wasn't aware I had an offer yet, but they try to sell you on the company.
Epic has a pretty intense screening process. The Skills Assessments, required before the on-site interview, took about 2 hours each and required someone to be watching you through your computer to ensure that you don't cheat. The phone interview was
I was told to prepare to discuss one development project I had worked on and had a one-on-one conversation with a developer about my project. I also had a case study with a different developer, where I could choose either to outline a back-end/logic
Two rounds of interviews, and a technical interview test followed by three rounds of "presentation". I wasn't aware I had an offer yet, but they try to sell you on the company.
Epic has a pretty intense screening process. The Skills Assessments, required before the on-site interview, took about 2 hours each and required someone to be watching you through your computer to ensure that you don't cheat. The phone interview was
I was told to prepare to discuss one development project I had worked on and had a one-on-one conversation with a developer about my project. I also had a case study with a different developer, where I could choose either to outline a back-end/logic