Epic Project Manager Implementation Consultant interview questions

I was recommended to apply for the project manager position by a college administrator; I immediately applied. The online application was fairly simply, but they did require a college transcript to speed up the process. After applying, I received an email the next day saying that they would like to set up a phone interview. The phone interview was a breeze, and was more focused on the position than on me. After the phone interview, I was asked to complete an online assessment. I got straight A's in college and I thought the exam was fairly difficult, but looking up some of the common questions on here really helped out. Several days after the exam, I was asked to go for an onsite interview. While the company was willing to put me up in a nice hotel downtown Madison, I was by no means "already in" -they fly out ALOT of people. However, the onsite interview was fast paced, but exciting. They walk you around the campus and you do several interviews. For the PM position I had one case study interview and one HR interview. It seemed to me the case study was far more important than the HR interview. After 10 days I received an offer, and they did not contact a single one of my references.

They were really good at getting back to you right away after you submitted your resume and transcript. The lady emailed me back and set up a phone interview with a project manager. That took about 20 minutes after that they set you up for an assessment. Not going to lie, the assessment is really hard. I did not get an offer at Epic.