I just started within the last few months, so take this with a grain of salt.
It seems to be a very exciting place to work, with lots of young staff. It's a stable company that is not going anywhere.
No cons yet, except there is a lot of training required.
Seeing as I have not really worked there for long, I have no feedback.
I had a screening call, an online test (both of which were really easy), and a phone interview. After that, I was flown to Madison to take a tour of the company and a very casual interview. The questions once you were onsite were kind of ambiguous,
The phone call took around 30 minutes. They asked about past experiences and projects. They explained what it is like at Epic and gave a brief overview of what their day-to-day looks like.
Get in contact with one of the HR talking about your background and his/her experience. Then, an OA consists of four parts: Math, 2-minute quick math, learn a new language and answer some questions on APIs, and four coding questions. The coding ques
I had a screening call, an online test (both of which were really easy), and a phone interview. After that, I was flown to Madison to take a tour of the company and a very casual interview. The questions once you were onsite were kind of ambiguous,
The phone call took around 30 minutes. They asked about past experiences and projects. They explained what it is like at Epic and gave a brief overview of what their day-to-day looks like.
Get in contact with one of the HR talking about your background and his/her experience. Then, an OA consists of four parts: Math, 2-minute quick math, learn a new language and answer some questions on APIs, and four coding questions. The coding ques