Company culture: values hard work, everyone is trusted with responsibilities, and common sense prevails.
Everyone has their own office or shares with one other person.
Pays very well.
Great food is available for little cost.
You have to adjust to driving your work forward independently. You are generally the only person responsible for getting your project to advance.
The quality of middle management is inconsistent. If you have a hands-off team lead and/or mentor, then you're going to feel lost and have to reach out for help.
Don't allow people to be team leads or mentors unless they are willing to invest their own time in other people's work.
It can be destructive to motivation if your team lead is disorganized and cannot spare time to care about your projects.
The recruiter just asked a few basic questions, like "Introduce yourself" and "Give a general description of your research area."
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 week. It was a 30-minute phone interview where I was asked questions such as why Epic and asked about my projects. Behavioral questions. Then you have to take an assessment that is lockdown
Didn't get very far, but it started with an email to me through my school job search site. Afterwards, a phone interview and later a technical assessment. Everyone I spoke to was very nice, but you can tell they go through a lot of applicants and hav
The recruiter just asked a few basic questions, like "Introduce yourself" and "Give a general description of your research area."
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 week. It was a 30-minute phone interview where I was asked questions such as why Epic and asked about my projects. Behavioral questions. Then you have to take an assessment that is lockdown
Didn't get very far, but it started with an email to me through my school job search site. Afterwards, a phone interview and later a technical assessment. Everyone I spoke to was very nice, but you can tell they go through a lot of applicants and hav