Pros
High pay for the area. Depending on the role and team you will have the ability to have a lot of ownership over the work that you do.
Cons
I'll share a personal story about my exit to provide an idea of how Epic treats their employees. Starting in March 2020, Epic began allowing work from home due to COVID-19. However, Epic told me that I had to stop working from home on 08/24 or that I would be fired. It was not possible to negotiate or have a meaningful conversation with HR. None of the following made a difference: * I could perform my job duties from home effectively * I had worked for Epic for over 9 years and was internally ranked as a top performer * My ongoing work on projects related to the national COVID-19 response * Personal health concerns that put me at higher risk for negative effects from COVID-19 * My doctor's opinion * The county public health order and how Epic's requirement violated it Epic later dropped the 08/24 requirement but did not allow changes to my situation because I provided the four weeks notice that they asked for.
