Great atmosphere, interesting work, friendly people, progressive company. Many chances to improve your skills, great food, and plenty of ways to exercise on campus.
If this is your first job, there is no teaching as to how to do your job. You are given technical training, but you might be given a project on day one of training with no training as to how to handle that project.
One is talking about one of your projects. The other is called a case study, which gives you a problem to solve. After the second interview, you will have an interview with HR. Epic will offer you lunch, some tour around campus, and some presentation
There was first an individual phone call with a couple of easy technical and behavioral questions, followed by a panel of people talking about the company, followed by another technical interview.
Didn't get very far, but it started with an email to me through my school job search site. Afterwards, a phone interview and later a technical assessment. Everyone I spoke to was very nice, but you can tell they go through a lot of applicants and hav
One is talking about one of your projects. The other is called a case study, which gives you a problem to solve. After the second interview, you will have an interview with HR. Epic will offer you lunch, some tour around campus, and some presentation
There was first an individual phone call with a couple of easy technical and behavioral questions, followed by a panel of people talking about the company, followed by another technical interview.
Didn't get very far, but it started with an email to me through my school job search site. Afterwards, a phone interview and later a technical assessment. Everyone I spoke to was very nice, but you can tell they go through a lot of applicants and hav