Pay is decent Beautiful campus Office stationary and supplies ample
Food sucks Work culture is one of the worst Too much UI work
When you hire someone with a lot of experience on backend don't make them out pink colored buttons on some mobile app
A recruiting member reached out to me via Jumpstart. Then I had the technical interview. It consisted of three portions and took around 3 hours. I got an "on-site interview". I will see how it goes.
It took a while after I applied to get back to me. It started with an online logic and programming assessment. Then, I received a phone call inviting me to an on-site interview. I was on their campus all day in different interviews.
My process was messed up. Epic contacted me, saying they found my resume through Handshake. They recommended I apply for a software developer position. The normal process is: Resume -> Behavior Assessment -> Phone Interview -> Skill Assessment -> Ons
A recruiting member reached out to me via Jumpstart. Then I had the technical interview. It consisted of three portions and took around 3 hours. I got an "on-site interview". I will see how it goes.
It took a while after I applied to get back to me. It started with an online logic and programming assessment. Then, I received a phone call inviting me to an on-site interview. I was on their campus all day in different interviews.
My process was messed up. Epic contacted me, saying they found my resume through Handshake. They recommended I apply for a software developer position. The normal process is: Resume -> Behavior Assessment -> Phone Interview -> Skill Assessment -> Ons