Nice work-life balance, nice environment, personal offices, nice food.
Working experience here won't help you grow if you want to seek opportunities outside Epic.
I had a phone interview with HR. After that, I was requested to schedule an exam where I was asked to answer questions about a made-up coding language. I did not pass the exam.
The hiring process for me consisted of two interviews. One was a 'sanity' interview where we went over my resume and talked about past projects, etc. The second one was more technical, but not too difficult. It was a set of simple boilerplate questi
After submitting my resume, I was emailed about setting up a phone screening. During the phone screening, I was mostly asked behavioral questions and one technical question. I was also asked to complete an online assessment with three sections: * Fo
I had a phone interview with HR. After that, I was requested to schedule an exam where I was asked to answer questions about a made-up coding language. I did not pass the exam.
The hiring process for me consisted of two interviews. One was a 'sanity' interview where we went over my resume and talked about past projects, etc. The second one was more technical, but not too difficult. It was a set of simple boilerplate questi
After submitting my resume, I was emailed about setting up a phone screening. During the phone screening, I was mostly asked behavioral questions and one technical question. I was also asked to complete an online assessment with three sections: * Fo