If you are a good fit, then you will be incredibly happy and successful at Epic. Their training, internal opportunities, and amenities are world-class. They have a geek-friendly (even geek-centric) culture.
If you aren't a good fit (and many are not), then you will be out in the cold with a stale resume, worthless "nice-to-have" skills, and a 1-year non-compete that will mean you have to start over at square one.
Practice what you preach.
Also, get rid of your insanely old codebase. 1979!
I had a great time talking to the interviewer on the phone. The interview was difficult because there were so many sections, and it felt like there was not enough time.
The interview process was very long. There was one phone interview with an in-house engineer, 3-4 online exams, and one on-site interview. The on-site interview was 4-5 hours long and included a tour of the campus.
3/4 hour long automated technical screen. No one was there to explain your thought process or clarify ambiguous questions. Seriously, this is the most gimmicky interview I've ever taken. Don't bother.
I had a great time talking to the interviewer on the phone. The interview was difficult because there were so many sections, and it felt like there was not enough time.
The interview process was very long. There was one phone interview with an in-house engineer, 3-4 online exams, and one on-site interview. The on-site interview was 4-5 hours long and included a tour of the campus.
3/4 hour long automated technical screen. No one was there to explain your thought process or clarify ambiguous questions. Seriously, this is the most gimmicky interview I've ever taken. Don't bother.