Great Culinary
Beautiful Campus
Small Offices
Verona/Madison area is great to live in.
"Team Leads" (management) are inconsistent, as the skills that get developers promoted to Team Lead have little to do with communication or other soft skills.
Very easy to burn out.
Extremely limiting work from home policy in service of a cult-like devotion to company culture.
I applied online and received a follow-up email for a phone call a few days later. I talked with an HR rep about the usual business (background, interests, etc.). A couple days later, I had a call with one of the software engineers. This was pretty
A university recruiter reached out to me to send my resume, and then I scheduled a phone interview. It was pretty relaxed. Then I took some technical assessments and a personality test. A week later, I flew to Madison for my on-site interview, and
Pretty much like the others. I was contacted by a recruiter, had a phone interview, then did the test at Proctor U. I found the Proctor U test extremely difficult and time-consuming. After that, Epic flew me to Madison on Sunday and out on Tuesday.
I applied online and received a follow-up email for a phone call a few days later. I talked with an HR rep about the usual business (background, interests, etc.). A couple days later, I had a call with one of the software engineers. This was pretty
A university recruiter reached out to me to send my resume, and then I scheduled a phone interview. It was pretty relaxed. Then I took some technical assessments and a personality test. A week later, I flew to Madison for my on-site interview, and
Pretty much like the others. I was contacted by a recruiter, had a phone interview, then did the test at Proctor U. I found the Proctor U test extremely difficult and time-consuming. After that, Epic flew me to Madison on Sunday and out on Tuesday.