As a software developer, all the training you require to complete your job is provided in an incredible, traditional classroom setting with exams. All of this was very familiar to me, coming straight from college, so I was very familiar with it. Onboarding was a big pro to me.
Also a giant pro is the facility itself at Epic, with all its amenities, including the amazing food provided at a subsidized price.
I suppose the location is a bit remote.
Some of the supervisors I encountered had a bit of an off-kilter work-life balance, heavily skewed towards work.
My interview day was very long and difficult. The interviews themselves weren't overly technical, but there were enough of them to make you unsure of how you did. The campus itself is very impressive and fun to experience.
Note: I had to take an assessment prior to the interview. There were multiple parts: * 1 timed assessment * 4 LeetCode questions (of which your browser was locked down) * Some personality questions First interview was a 30-minute phone call w
Initial interview was a simple phone call that asked about my interest. It allowed me to ask questions and gave me an overview of Epic. They then flew me out to Madison, where I stayed for two nights. The first day, I went to dinner with a number of
My interview day was very long and difficult. The interviews themselves weren't overly technical, but there were enough of them to make you unsure of how you did. The campus itself is very impressive and fun to experience.
Note: I had to take an assessment prior to the interview. There were multiple parts: * 1 timed assessment * 4 LeetCode questions (of which your browser was locked down) * Some personality questions First interview was a 30-minute phone call w
Initial interview was a simple phone call that asked about my interest. It allowed me to ask questions and gave me an overview of Epic. They then flew me out to Madison, where I stayed for two nights. The first day, I went to dinner with a number of