Title says it all. No micromanagement, personal office, great pay, good location for a young person who doesn't mind bumping into college kids everywhere. BEAUTIFUL campus with great food.
Quite limited transferable skills. No ways to quickly get around on a gigantic campus.
Applied online in Apr 2019, but they did not have any slots for the Spring 2019 grads. Later, I got a request for a phone interview. Then, I took a personality test for an unspecified reason. Subsequently, I scheduled a technical test consisting of
There was an easy resume/experience based phone interview, then the online assessment with ProctorU, which took me about 3.5 hours, and then finally an onsite interview. Everything was pretty much what others have reported - a tedious online assessme
During the last year or so, I had received several emails from Epic HR people encouraging me to apply at Epic. In each case, I contacted the HR person for a job description, which they would never give me. The answer was always 'something in software
Applied online in Apr 2019, but they did not have any slots for the Spring 2019 grads. Later, I got a request for a phone interview. Then, I took a personality test for an unspecified reason. Subsequently, I scheduled a technical test consisting of
There was an easy resume/experience based phone interview, then the online assessment with ProctorU, which took me about 3.5 hours, and then finally an onsite interview. Everything was pretty much what others have reported - a tedious online assessme
During the last year or so, I had received several emails from Epic HR people encouraging me to apply at Epic. In each case, I contacted the HR person for a job description, which they would never give me. The answer was always 'something in software