I learned a lot, but I didn't enjoy the work, though
I learned a lot, but I didn't enjoy the work, though
- Subsidized inexpensive lunch, breakrooms with free juice, and free coffee.
- Large creative campus.
- Get to own your own projects and development. No babysitting.
- Coworkers are helpful, smart, and respectful.
Development in VB and Cache, languages that are used nowhere else outside Epic. Typescript and C# are nice if you get to work on a web migration project.
Work can be boring. I wasn't very passionate about healthcare IT and I saw work as a chore. If you can do your job and you enjoy it, that's great. I did not enjoy the work and was not as passionate about healthcare IT as my coworkers, which ultimately led me to leaving.
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- 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
Software Developer
After applying, I got contacted within one or two days about scheduling a phone interview. The phone interview was pretty standard, and since the details were so thoroughly documented on Glassdoor and other forums, I was able to have detailed, relev
Software Developer
There was a relatively brief phone screen, after which came their infamous online assessment. It contained around 4 programming questions, a section on a made-up programming language that you have to reason about, and a timed section of short logic q
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Verona, Wisconsin, United StatesMay 1, 2014- 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
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Verona, Wisconsin, United StatesFebruary 1, 2019After applying, I got contacted within one or two days about scheduling a phone interview. The phone interview was pretty standard, and since the details were so thoroughly documented on Glassdoor and other forums, I was able to have detailed, relev
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Verona, Wisconsin, United StatesOctober 1, 2017There was a relatively brief phone screen, after which came their infamous online assessment. It contained around 4 programming questions, a section on a made-up programming language that you have to reason about, and a timed section of short logic q
