The money was good, as were the people, and the food is second to none. You get a (shared) office, which is nice, and no dress code is convenient.
There is a horrible work-life balance for some of the positions, but some aren't so bad (like QA and Dev). IS and TS, in some cases, have it the roughest.
The kooky, eccentric atmosphere of the senior management is fun at first, but that wears off and gets old.
I was given an online proctored interview with 4 coding questions. I thought they were pretty difficult, but I also did it early in my schooling. There was also a skills assessment that tested math and critical thinking skills.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4 weeks. Very good experience overall, there is an initial brief phone interview, then a 2-3 hour online assessment, and finally a long scenario working with a mock customer. I got to the fina
Technical Assessment and Phone Interview. The technical assessment was coding questions and IQ test-related questions. The phone interview was with a software engineer at Epic, and you discussed your resume and experience.
I was given an online proctored interview with 4 coding questions. I thought they were pretty difficult, but I also did it early in my schooling. There was also a skills assessment that tested math and critical thinking skills.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4 weeks. Very good experience overall, there is an initial brief phone interview, then a 2-3 hour online assessment, and finally a long scenario working with a mock customer. I got to the fina
Technical Assessment and Phone Interview. The technical assessment was coding questions and IQ test-related questions. The phone interview was with a software engineer at Epic, and you discussed your resume and experience.