You will meet a few incredibly talented and wonderful people on your team or elsewhere. The food is pretty good.
The Covid response has been pretty bad. You can read all the other reviews on how bad it has been, but I want to call out a different aspect which might become more important as everyone is forced back onto campus. If you get sick with Covid-19, Epic will do the bare minimum about it. The bare minimum is following through with contact tracing, and that's it.
Extra sick time? Nope.
Ok, well at least less pressure from job responsibilities as you recover? Nope, get back to work; use your weekends to catch up!
At least have some transparency about the number of employees catching the disease? Nope. There was only ever one communication about a single person catching Covid-19 back in March. I caught it later than that, and I'm pretty sure others have too. But Epic hasn't been releasing such information since they want to force everyone back on campus. This is the end result which everyone gets to look forward to once September rolls around. I hope you're all prepared.
Covid-19 is not fun. I would not recommend anyone else catch it. The symptoms change so quickly that you will always have the fear that you will end up in the hospital. I couldn't think about what to do if I had a family. And guess what? I still felt so guilty about the work I was missing out on that I still attended virtual meetings while I was sick. People could hear me coughing. That's the psychological hold that this company has on you.
This pandemic period has been miserable for everyone, but Epic doesn't care. You're a Covid cog, whether you've caught it or are about to catch it.
Treat people with respect. Put yourself in other people's shoes and don't deny other people's experiences.
Note: I had to take an assessment prior to the interview. There were multiple parts: * 1 timed assessment * 4 LeetCode questions (of which your browser was locked down) * Some personality questions First interview was a 30-minute phone call w
I had a 30-minute phone screening and then a 4-hour technical assessment proctored online. This part had several quantitative sections, including a coding exam, a math section, etc. I did not get past this round.
Pretty much like the others. I was contacted by a recruiter, had a phone interview, then did the test at Proctor U. I found the Proctor U test extremely difficult and time-consuming. After that, Epic flew me to Madison on Sunday and out on Tuesday.
Note: I had to take an assessment prior to the interview. There were multiple parts: * 1 timed assessment * 4 LeetCode questions (of which your browser was locked down) * Some personality questions First interview was a 30-minute phone call w
I had a 30-minute phone screening and then a 4-hour technical assessment proctored online. This part had several quantitative sections, including a coding exam, a math section, etc. I did not get past this round.
Pretty much like the others. I was contacted by a recruiter, had a phone interview, then did the test at Proctor U. I found the Proctor U test extremely difficult and time-consuming. After that, Epic flew me to Madison on Sunday and out on Tuesday.