Pays well. Meaningful work (depending on your project). Madison is great. Very cool campus. Generally nice people.
VB6 is obsolete and not fun to write (my opinion, of course). Cache is also probably not a relevant addition to your resume if you are planning to apply to other companies.
Can't think of anything. Management seemed fine to me.
I first learned about Epic at a university career fair. I gave them my resume. They emailed me about taking a personality test. I took the test and heard back 4 days later to schedule a phone interview. There were some miscommunications about our sc
First, I had a phone interview and then they invited me to an on-site interview, preceded by a personality test. On the day of the on-site interview, it was pretty much all the things other people have explained. The on-site day went like this: *
I applied right before the school year ended. Phone interview with an engineer (resume check). On-site included presenting a past project, technical problems (5 problems to solve on paper), and a behavioral interview with HR (also included a 1-minu
I first learned about Epic at a university career fair. I gave them my resume. They emailed me about taking a personality test. I took the test and heard back 4 days later to schedule a phone interview. There were some miscommunications about our sc
First, I had a phone interview and then they invited me to an on-site interview, preceded by a personality test. On the day of the on-site interview, it was pretty much all the things other people have explained. The on-site day went like this: *
I applied right before the school year ended. Phone interview with an engineer (resume check). On-site included presenting a past project, technical problems (5 problems to solve on paper), and a behavioral interview with HR (also included a 1-minu