Beautiful campus, great food. Good money, but not sure how it stacks up to other companies like Google.
Very old technology, clunky product, many hours of uninteresting classes, projects, and exams.
I am in an office all by myself, which sounds nice, but there are no windows (probably not common, but still), and it is very hard for me to meet other people, especially other software developers besides the ones in my team. Even then, it's hard to get to know them.
Within the past year, Epic now has all SD-related classes done on your own in your own office, which means I don't get to meet any of the new recruits. This was a terrible move in my opinion.
There seems to be this philosophy that putting all of the developers in seclusion makes them more productive, but this has had the opposite effect on me.
My team lead and mentor have both been extremely nice, but this has not alleviated my concerns. I have an offer from Google and will be leaving Epic within the month.
Make it easier for socially awkward developers to meet other socially awkward developers.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. Phone interview: pretty chill, basic questions, talk about yourself, project experience, how well do you know the company itself? Willing to relocate? Basically just letting you know more abou
Contacted by college recruiter, told to apply online. After applying online, was emailed about scheduling an interview within a day or two. A short phone interview, then the 3-4 hour long online test (refer to others' descriptions for how the softwar
I applied online. The process took 2 months. Applied online, got an email the same night to take the skills assessment. Finished the assessment in about 2.5 hours. It consisted of: * A speed math section (2 min) * 3 longer sections (30 min - 1 hour
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. Phone interview: pretty chill, basic questions, talk about yourself, project experience, how well do you know the company itself? Willing to relocate? Basically just letting you know more abou
Contacted by college recruiter, told to apply online. After applying online, was emailed about scheduling an interview within a day or two. A short phone interview, then the 3-4 hour long online test (refer to others' descriptions for how the softwar
I applied online. The process took 2 months. Applied online, got an email the same night to take the skills assessment. Finished the assessment in about 2.5 hours. It consisted of: * A speed math section (2 min) * 3 longer sections (30 min - 1 hour