Salary is high, food and drink are good. When you start, you spend most of your time studying for exams, which keeps you from getting into trouble with the high pressure of the actual work.
High pressure, absolutely no work/life balance. The location is terrible, with no socializing possible. Obsolete technology makes it very hard to find a job afterward. You will stagnate in your role for years if you stay over two years.
We should stop telling employees that Mumps is the best database and Cache is fast. When people find out that there is no data to support any of those claims, they tend to start looking for jobs with better technologies.
The interview process was very smooth. I contacted a recruiter at Epic and applied online in August. Scheduling the online assessment and then a phone interview occurred within two weeks. The online assessment was proctored and consisted of three pa
The first step of the interview process was a non-technical phone screen. The recruiter asked me questions about my prior experience and past projects. The second step was a three-part online assessment taken with a proctor. The first part involved q
For the phone interview, be prepared to speak on projects you've worked on. Other than that, they just want to get to know you, so they won't ask anything too serious.
The interview process was very smooth. I contacted a recruiter at Epic and applied online in August. Scheduling the online assessment and then a phone interview occurred within two weeks. The online assessment was proctored and consisted of three pa
The first step of the interview process was a non-technical phone screen. The recruiter asked me questions about my prior experience and past projects. The second step was a three-part online assessment taken with a proctor. The first part involved q
For the phone interview, be prepared to speak on projects you've worked on. Other than that, they just want to get to know you, so they won't ask anything too serious.