Good food, pays well, thorough onboarding process, lots of inter-team communication.
Sometimes deadlines are too aggressive. There are no remote working options outside of the Madison area.
I first had a phone screen with a developer at Epic, which went well. It was just a background check, and he told me about what Epic does, etc. It ended with a simple coding question. This was followed by a proctored skills test a week later. This t
There was a relatively brief phone screen, after which came their infamous online assessment. It contained around 4 programming questions, a section on a made-up programming language that you have to reason about, and a timed section of short logic q
The process started with a telephonic call with one of Epic's developers. He discussed my resume and basic stuff. He also talked for some time regarding my general understanding of the software industry. Then, I got a request to complete a ProctorU
I first had a phone screen with a developer at Epic, which went well. It was just a background check, and he told me about what Epic does, etc. It ended with a simple coding question. This was followed by a proctored skills test a week later. This t
There was a relatively brief phone screen, after which came their infamous online assessment. It contained around 4 programming questions, a section on a made-up programming language that you have to reason about, and a timed section of short logic q
The process started with a telephonic call with one of Epic's developers. He discussed my resume and basic stuff. He also talked for some time regarding my general understanding of the software industry. Then, I got a request to complete a ProctorU