Work is often interesting. I'm willing to train, and expectations are typically realistic.
Large company heavily embedded in old or internally developed tech.
Experience heavily dependent on individual team lead.
Be more careful about who can become team leads, and act more quickly to move those who ask for a way out back to team member roles.
I applied to Epic in mid to late September 2018 for a software development position. Typically, Epic then follows up with a phone call regarding the relevant position, as well as a skills test. I had already completed both of these when interviewing
The recruiter just asked a few basic questions, like "Introduce yourself" and "Give a general description of your research area."
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. OA: leetcode-math-fake programming language Virtual workshop: nothing much Virtual onsite: * 1 product workshop * 1 chatting with current employees (not an interview) * 1 UI design * 1 leetc
I applied to Epic in mid to late September 2018 for a software development position. Typically, Epic then follows up with a phone call regarding the relevant position, as well as a skills test. I had already completed both of these when interviewing
The recruiter just asked a few basic questions, like "Introduce yourself" and "Give a general description of your research area."
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. OA: leetcode-math-fake programming language Virtual workshop: nothing much Virtual onsite: * 1 product workshop * 1 chatting with current employees (not an interview) * 1 UI design * 1 leetc