Epic has made an effort to hire some of the best and brightest young minds out there. Your coworkers will be absolutely amazing.
The on-site culinary team is absolutely top-notch.
Your work has a noticeable impact on your own life, and those of your friends, family, and community.
The benefits package, especially the insurance, is amazing in almost every respect.
You have real ownership of your work right from the get-go - the sky's the limit, and you're in charge.
You have real ownership of your work right from the get-go; if you let things go south, it's all coming down on you.
New employees earn only 10 days of vacation per year. You also earn 6 days of sick leave, but even the 16 days of PTO/year total is pretty low compared to what's out there.
Team leaders tend to put in 50-60 hours a week because they're that passionate. If you don't make it clear that you're not up for that, they'll expect the same of you.
Middle management (the Team Leads) are horribly inconsistent. Unless their leadership is brought to a company-wide standard, plenty of perfectly good talent is going to continue walking simply because of bad luck of the draw in getting assigned to a TL they don't work well with.
Started with a phone interview. Then an online skills assessment, which was made up of math questions, questions about a made-up programming language, and LeetCode-type programming questions. Lastly, a 3-hour Zoom session, which was mainly just lea
A long, grueling process. A ton of questions and a few short coding assignments. It's not the hardest, but there is a lot of it to get through in just one sitting. There are 4 basic coding assignments, and you can code in your language of choice. I d
I applied through college or university. The process took 5 weeks. Started with a three hour OA, which tested math, reasoning, and programming. You also attend a Zoom-based Role Introduction at this stage, which is a presentation by HR about the rol
Started with a phone interview. Then an online skills assessment, which was made up of math questions, questions about a made-up programming language, and LeetCode-type programming questions. Lastly, a 3-hour Zoom session, which was mainly just lea
A long, grueling process. A ton of questions and a few short coding assignments. It's not the hardest, but there is a lot of it to get through in just one sitting. There are 4 basic coding assignments, and you can code in your language of choice. I d
I applied through college or university. The process took 5 weeks. Started with a three hour OA, which tested math, reasoning, and programming. You also attend a Zoom-based Role Introduction at this stage, which is a presentation by HR about the rol