The pay and benefits are great. It's really easy to make friends if you're a new grad.
There's a great professional environment that challenges you and can help you grow initially.
The tech stack is a little niche. The work is demanding, and those expectations continuously increase over time. As a result, Epic has a very high turnover rate. It's not for everyone when it comes to long-term growth and settling down.
The phone interview was simple and had a good vibe, but the OA was difficult, so I didn't make it past that. The company seemed good, though, in a decent location with a good work environment.
Contacted by a recruiter, then had a phone interview with basic HR questions, along with a Q&A session about Epic. About a week later, heard back from the recruiter with an invitation to attend an on-site interview. The on-site interview was all-day
Applied online after meeting a representative at a campus career fair. I had a phone screen, an online test, and then a campus interview. The phone screen was just for background information. The online test was several hours but straightforward. The
The phone interview was simple and had a good vibe, but the OA was difficult, so I didn't make it past that. The company seemed good, though, in a decent location with a good work environment.
Contacted by a recruiter, then had a phone interview with basic HR questions, along with a Q&A session about Epic. About a week later, heard back from the recruiter with an invitation to attend an on-site interview. The on-site interview was all-day
Applied online after meeting a representative at a campus career fair. I had a phone screen, an online test, and then a campus interview. The phone screen was just for background information. The online test was several hours but straightforward. The