You're around talented people everywhere. The food at Epic is amazing. Salaries and benefits are better than a lot of companies in the Midwest. Beautiful campus (if you ever have time to see it).
Stressful at times, with long hours if you don't know how to delegate or ask for help. The team lead hierarchy is stupid, and feedback is counterproductive.
Everyone has a huge workload and is under a lot of stress. Recognize that and respect your team members more often.
I was asked about some simple behavior questions, and it was a very nice conversation in general. I was also asked about the projects on my resume, so remember to be prepared for them.
I applied online and received a follow-up email for a phone call a few days later. I talked with an HR rep about the usual business (background, interests, etc.). A couple days later, I had a call with one of the software engineers. This was pretty
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 was asked about some simple behavior questions, and it was a very nice conversation in general. I was also asked about the projects on my resume, so remember to be prepared for them.
I applied online and received a follow-up email for a phone call a few days later. I talked with an HR rep about the usual business (background, interests, etc.). A couple days later, I had a call with one of the software engineers. This was pretty
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