
Epic Project Manager Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Epic.
Project Manager
After applying with a resume and cover letter, there were a few assessments that took over 4 hours including a personality assessment, a coding assessment, and a logic assessment. Then, I had an initial 30-minute meeting to discuss the role. The main interview lasted over 4 hours and included a 1-hour software demo, 2 hours discussing role descriptions, a 1-hour group scenario, a 15-minute individual presentation, and a 30-45 minute individual interview.
- How would you describe yourself by saying how you are NOT?
- What are some ways you would NOT describe yourself?
Project Manager
This was easily the most time-consuming job interview I've ever been through. First, they made us attend a mandatory Zoom call with other candidates to talk about the job, but they didn't share key info like pay or benefits. When I asked about flexibility, they insultingly compared job seekers asking for it to 'burger flippers'. Then came a series of 4 really weird quizzes. The questions had absolutely no connection to the role itself. I don't understand why I was asked development-related questions for a non-development position or why I had to solve math problems irrelevant to the actual job duties.
- How would you budget a total of $60,000 ($50,000 in the bank and $10,000 in cash) to cover payroll expenses and purchase multiple computers?
Project Manager
I applied online through Handshake. I was given three online assessments, in which my camera was on and I was recorded through HonorLock. They were fairly timed, and I was given plenty of time to think through each question. They were difficult, considering I don't have a background in computer science and/or tech, but definitely not impossible. Overall, I think I did ok on the assessments, not bad even, but thankfully, I wasn't selected to go to the next stage.
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Epic Project Manager Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Epic interview reports.
“You have two coins that total 55 cents, but one of them isn't a nickel. What are the two coins? The choices are: quarter, penny, dime, half a dollar, nickel.”
Read reports →“Could you calculate the volume of a well that is 3 feet deep and has a 100-foot diameter?”
Read reports →“Given that a pear is 20 cents and an apple is 25 cents, what would be the cost of an orange?”
Read reports →“After a man painted his house, he went to get something from the store to complete the task. The store charged $1 for one item, and the man gave them $3 saying he needed 600 of them. What was the item?”
Read reports →“How many minutes before 5 PM is it, given that 30 minutes ago was four times the number of minutes past 3 PM?”
Read report →“Is it clear that this role is based entirely in Verona, WI and requires 50% travel?”
Read report →“How would you budget a total of $60,000 ($50,000 in the bank and $10,000 in cash) to cover payroll expenses and purchase multiple computers?”
Read report →“You have a go-live scheduled in one week, but physicians are unhappy with the advanced features and threaten to leave if they don't get them. How do you address this problem?”
Read report →“As a team leader, if your team members all agree on something but you don't, whose side do you take?”
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