Epic has a large impact on healthcare, so you'll feel like your work is making a difference.
Smart and hard-working employees are willing to collaborate to help you grow and make the best product possible.
Pay is very good, with usually good raises and bonuses.
Other than the pay, benefits are just okay until you reach 5 years.
Not very good 401k matching.
The sabbatical is touted as being a great benefit, but it's also used as an excuse to not give very much regular PTO (max is 15 days per year).
There is minimal parental leave, which is poor compared to other tech companies.
Working from home is only allowed very minimally, even during a global pandemic. You're only seen as productive during the time you're in the office.
There is no respect for work-life balance. If you work 40 hours, you're seen as a slacker doing the bare minimum.
Be more competitive with 401k matching, vacation time, and parental leave.
Allow more flexibility around working from home, especially during a pandemic.
The recruiter just asked a few basic questions, like "Introduce yourself" and "Give a general description of your research area."
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. Exactly as described, a long, technical exam spanning 3 hours. Other reviewers and YouTube videos are exactly outlining what to expect. There is a Zoom link first to get an introduction, then an automated
I had given my resume during a career fair. The entire process took 2 weeks. I got the call for a phone interview, and it was more like confirming things written on my resume. After that, they asked for a skills test, which is around 3 hours. Finall
The recruiter just asked a few basic questions, like "Introduce yourself" and "Give a general description of your research area."
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. Exactly as described, a long, technical exam spanning 3 hours. Other reviewers and YouTube videos are exactly outlining what to expect. There is a Zoom link first to get an introduction, then an automated
I had given my resume during a career fair. The entire process took 2 weeks. I got the call for a phone interview, and it was more like confirming things written on my resume. After that, they asked for a skills test, which is around 3 hours. Finall