Strong culture/values and generally intelligent workforce.
Genuinely cares about their customers and improving health care.
Largely skips the pretension found in larger corporations.
Employees are not treated with respect. Internal prioritization and resource allocation frequently demonstrate obliviousness to the needs of employees to effectively do their jobs. Priorities are completely out of touch with where the real bottlenecks to productivity are and are often driven by the whims of upper management. Overhead needs to be reduced.
As the company grows, more attention needs to be placed on what is happening internally.
Managers should be experienced in the areas of the teams they manage.
Resource allocation needs to be paid more attention to.
Workers need to be treated with more respect, as the high turnover rate and large learning curve are immensely costly to productivity.
More focus needs to be placed on the big picture and less on the details. Micromanagement of prioritization from higher-ups who don't take the time to understand context is counterproductive.
Phone interview: Just ask some behavioral questions. Don't panic. Some of my friends asked for technical questions, but all are on Glassdoor. The bar is higher now, so please prepare well.
I applied at Epic online and was contacted a week later with a request to schedule a phone interview, as well as a link to take a 20-minute Rembrandt profile personality test. There were interview dates available within a week. The interview was wit
I was surprised to hear back almost immediately from Epic, and they wanted a phone interview. The phone interview was barely an interview. The guy just asked me a few simple questions about a project of my choosing, and he talked about Epic for a wh
Phone interview: Just ask some behavioral questions. Don't panic. Some of my friends asked for technical questions, but all are on Glassdoor. The bar is higher now, so please prepare well.
I applied at Epic online and was contacted a week later with a request to schedule a phone interview, as well as a link to take a 20-minute Rembrandt profile personality test. There were interview dates available within a week. The interview was wit
I was surprised to hear back almost immediately from Epic, and they wanted a phone interview. The phone interview was barely an interview. The guy just asked me a few simple questions about a project of my choosing, and he talked about Epic for a wh