Epic Interview Questions

First Step Interview: They will just ask you about the projects you have had and the languages you are familiar with. Be ready to talk about your projects. It is better to make a list of them and gather as much information about each possible. If you have done most work on your projects, you may not need to do review. lol

Phone screen (30 mins) > online test (3 hours) > final interview (3 hours) You can find all the questions you need to succeed by looking through Glassdoor. I scraped through hundreds of the interviews here and no question I was asked wasn't here, so study up and prep your answers. Phone screen is easy, but the test was honestly really difficult and determines your fate. Lots of logic, pseudo-coding, math, and English grammar skills. The final day is a few rounds but at this point, maybe half will get an offer (software demo, PM role overview, case study, presentation, wrap-up with recruiter). Come prepared, speak about something you know well for your presentation, and you'll be fine.

The interview process at this company was an exhausting marathon, indicative of a lack of respect for candidates' time. With a grueling 4-hour proctored session filled with irrelevant math questions and coding exercises, followed by a 1-hour automated behavioral assessment, the experience felt more like a test of endurance than an evaluation of skills. It felt like I threw away 5 hours for nothing.

Online assessment, most sections time limited except for one, but time was still recorded. It has math, logic, and chart reading sections. The overall difficulties were so great but there's a section that only allowed 2 minutes but had around 10 problems.

Took an assessment that was comprehensive analysis of coding, math, and reading comprehension and was then contacted for a phone interview that was approximately 30 minutes. Phone interview was mainly telling applicants about the position (Interviewer was someone in same field) and asking questions about resume.

The assessment is the worst part of applying at Epic. After a phone interview, I worked on the assessment, which was 4 hours long. I was so done half way through I just quit and started looking for job somewhere else.

Nontechnical phone interview then 3 hour standardized test with coding questions. The test had weird questions like counting syllables in words to uncover a pattern. Coding questions were at the end but I recommend doing them first as the other questions are easier but draining.

Multiple step interview process: online exam (3-4 hours), screening interview, then an interview on Zoom. Seemed like a very extensive process. To me, it seemed like most people got booted on the online exam portion.

Initial assessment screening followed up with a phone interview. I was called by a recruiter at a designated time. Phone interview lasted about 15 minutes. Asked basic questions and described the role. Discussed team composition and what the responsibilities would be.

Long people were nice but no idea why not hired wish they would give feedback instead of just “going in another direction” Took a day off of work for nothing

There were multiple rounds of interviews. It started off with an assessment and then two rounds of actual interviews. You have to give a ten minute speech in your last interview about your favorite topic. They also have some scenarios where you've to tell them what would you do.