Literally nothing.
Food is okay, but not free.
Campus is beautiful, but as a developer, what can you benefit from it?
Ok, fine, some big tech companies like Google and FB also have a bunch of internal tools and kits developed by their own. But what gives Epic Systems such confidence to compare themselves with tech giants? Epic is barely a tech company.
The board tries to brainwash everybody.
Only 10 days vacation every year. Plus, managers are not supposed to write recommendation letters or any sort of support for formal employees. They do everything they can to keep you "loyal" to the company. Basically, if you turn your back on them, they wish you dead.
The codebase is a mess.
You learn absolutely nothing useful for your career if you don't want to spend your entire life here.
If you don't trust me, try it yourself, and good luck!
1) Basic phone interview. This is easy, almost a formality. They just chat and ask about your major, a project you've worked on, etc. Nothing to worry about. 2) Exam. This is the hardest part. It's a three-part, electronically proctored exam, one co
4 tests: programming, math, logic, and 2-minute quick questions. Then there is a phone screening, followed by a final on-site interview if selected. Quick process overall, around a month total.
There are three levels of hiring: 1. Phone call interview: They ask some general questions about work you have done and have you describe a project that you have worked on. 2. Online Assessment: This consisted of 4 programming problems. You should
1) Basic phone interview. This is easy, almost a formality. They just chat and ask about your major, a project you've worked on, etc. Nothing to worry about. 2) Exam. This is the hardest part. It's a three-part, electronically proctored exam, one co
4 tests: programming, math, logic, and 2-minute quick questions. Then there is a phone screening, followed by a final on-site interview if selected. Quick process overall, around a month total.
There are three levels of hiring: 1. Phone call interview: They ask some general questions about work you have done and have you describe a project that you have worked on. 2. Online Assessment: This consisted of 4 programming problems. You should