There are no BAs nor are there PMs. You, as a developer, will have to take on those roles at times.
Depending on what projects you work on, you may not be developing technical skills that are valuable to the rest of the software industry. You can spend months or years just programming in MUMPS.
The Disney-like campus is not my thing.
I completed the Online Assessment, consisting of four parts similar to what other people say. After that, I did the initial phone screening interview with an engineer. Sadly, they moved on with other candidates.
Lengthy OA consisting of an online assessment, followed by a phone interview with an engineer. You will hear back after 2-3 weeks afterward for a final interview. Decent interview process, and they always eventually get back to you.
They hauled us in teams from the downtown hotel and met us in person to introduce the process. First, they just showed us what it's like to be working at Epic, and then they moved forward to a one-to-one interview. Finally, there was an I/O programmi
I completed the Online Assessment, consisting of four parts similar to what other people say. After that, I did the initial phone screening interview with an engineer. Sadly, they moved on with other candidates.
Lengthy OA consisting of an online assessment, followed by a phone interview with an engineer. You will hear back after 2-3 weeks afterward for a final interview. Decent interview process, and they always eventually get back to you.
They hauled us in teams from the downtown hotel and met us in person to introduce the process. First, they just showed us what it's like to be working at Epic, and then they moved forward to a one-to-one interview. Finally, there was an I/O programmi