Epic Systems Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Epic is a good first job, the location leaves much to be desired though."

"There was a lot to be grateful for but also a lot to be desired. You have freedom to choose your own career path but the company lacks benefits like work from home and only offers 15 vacation days per year."

"I've worked at Epic for about six months. It is a great place to learn how to be a valuable and productive worker. It is a difficult place to be if you are not interested in the healthcare industry."

"Epic is an awesome place."

"Epic is great company to start off at, and I've learned valuable project management and communication skills during my time there. You're given a large amount of independence almost immediately off the bat, but you're also given resources to reference and mentors to rely on when you need. The job can become repetitive once you've spent a few years there, and areas for growth are limited, but it';s a good first job."

"The environment is very casual but the employees take their jobs seriously, keeping patient safety at the forefront of everything they do. Unlike typical American companies, the workers do not concern themselves with typical issues like keeping their work under budget, giving them the freedom to concentrate on their work. The job is challenging with some very demanding hours."

"Pretty good, works you like a horse though."

"I've worked for Epic Systems for the last four plus years. I've found it a nice place to work at. For a software developer, the culture is fast paced, but laid back. There is always work to do, but I don't feel as if I have to work grueling hours to get them done. The only downside to it is living in Madison, WI."

"I worked for Epic Systems for about a year as a technical services representative. It was a pretty good company. There was a large amount of work, but if you are motivated it is rewarding. I always found the coworkers very competent."

"I worked as an intern for them this past summer. Though it is a really awesome environment, it is not structured in a great way. There was no good employee review set up so I was in the dark the whole time as to whether or not I was meeting my supervisors' expectations."

"Good campus, negative work culture, good benefits, bad technologies."

"Very nice building, awesome compensation but not the best work culture, senior management."

"The technology we use is archaic at best. VB6 for front end development, Cache for the database logic."

"It's alright, but almost all of my time was spent maintaining code that almost no one had a good idea of what it was supposed to be doing. Sometimes it was bad enough that the behavior was unexpected, but it was hard to determine if this was a bug or not."

"Worked in the Phoenix office, but Epiq has offices across the country. This specific location had very poor work-life balance and unrealistic expectations for client facing escalations. The group I was in had fantastic team dynamic which was rare in this processing-centric office."