Coworkers were nice and helpful, though there are devs that don't have a computer science background, and it can sometimes show.
Campus is nice, though I didn't see much of it while I worked there because of the pandemic.
30 min phone interview. 4 hours in online tests that require you to install their monitoring software on your PC. Long, all-day campus tour with several interviews. Didn't get the job, and they never said why.
Contacted by a recruiter. Then, I got a phone call from a software engineer who told me about working at Epic and living in Wisconsin. I then received an online coding test, then participated in a digital on-site with multiple interviews.
1. Received mail from the recruiting manager, who found my resume on Monster. I submitted an application form with my education, salary expectation, and personal information. 2. Another recruiter scheduled a phone interview within 2-3 days. 3. The in
30 min phone interview. 4 hours in online tests that require you to install their monitoring software on your PC. Long, all-day campus tour with several interviews. Didn't get the job, and they never said why.
Contacted by a recruiter. Then, I got a phone call from a software engineer who told me about working at Epic and living in Wisconsin. I then received an online coding test, then participated in a digital on-site with multiple interviews.
1. Received mail from the recruiting manager, who found my resume on Monster. I submitted an application form with my education, salary expectation, and personal information. 2. Another recruiter scheduled a phone interview within 2-3 days. 3. The in