Great work-life balance. Good pay in a place where cost of living is decent. Work with some really smart people. You own your direction in the company, but there are people to push you in the right direction. Great campus and individual offices are a plus. Also, you own your project's success, starting from requirement gathering to release and after. Great work culture. The "Do Good" aspect of it is an added bonus.
Slow releases. You might not see the impact of your work immediately. It could take up to a year to see an actual impact. But this part is improving overall.
First was a skills assessment, which you take online with a proctor. It tests coding skills and logic. Second was a phone interview, where you go over your resume and learn more about the company. Last was the onsite interview, where you learn abou
- Phone screen: Basic questions about interest and maybe a technical topic. Mostly familiarizing with Epic's industry. - Skills test: Programming test that focuses mostly on dynamic programming. You can generally use whatever language you're most com
Phone screen and technical assessment. The phone screen is very casual – you just chat about your resume/projects and are provided with more info about Epic. The technical assessment consisted of math seconds, a coding section with LC-style questions
First was a skills assessment, which you take online with a proctor. It tests coding skills and logic. Second was a phone interview, where you go over your resume and learn more about the company. Last was the onsite interview, where you learn abou
- Phone screen: Basic questions about interest and maybe a technical topic. Mostly familiarizing with Epic's industry. - Skills test: Programming test that focuses mostly on dynamic programming. You can generally use whatever language you're most com
Phone screen and technical assessment. The phone screen is very casual – you just chat about your resume/projects and are provided with more info about Epic. The technical assessment consisted of math seconds, a coding section with LC-style questions