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      Account Executive Interview

      Nov 20, 2012
      Anonymous Interview Candidate
      Verona, WI
      No offer
      Positive experience
      Difficult interview

      Application

      I applied through college or university. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Epic (Verona, WI) in Mar 2009

      Interview

      I applied for this job while I was a Senior in college - they were recruiting at my school, I figured why not. There were 3 steps after submitting my resume for consideration to the on-campus recruiter: 1) In-person, one-on-one interview 2) Proctored exam - similar to the SAT 3) Day of in-person interviews at Epic Headquarters (they pay for flight and hotel). They tell you in advance to prepare a lesson to teach - it can be anything unique, like juggling, spinning plates, etc. I didn't end up working here, but I recommend reading more on this site, both the good and the bad, if seriously considering this company. The culture seemed very unique, and the building was, well...epic...

      Interview questions [1]

      Question 1

      A potential, very potentially profitable, client calls you up, saying they're interested in your product. They need to speak to your CEO ASAP. If this isn't possible, you know for a fact this deal is off the table. The CEO is in an important meeting, but in an absolute emergency, is available. What do you do? (NOTE: I danced around giving a firm answer as best as I could, but the interviewers forced me to give an answer...my advice is, regardless of what your answer to tough questions may be if interviewing w/ Epic, just give one. You'll be forced to one anyways, delaying it makes you look weak and indecisive.)
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