Epic Project Manager Implementation Consultant interview questions

The interview and hiring process was pretty intense. The first step was a phone interview which was very basic. Literally just an overview of your resume and some basic questions - not a behavioral interview. Then you have to take a personality test and then another test. I was pretty nervous about this, but the math and reading comprehension questions were pretty basic (like what you would see on the SAT/GRE). There is a verbal test with Analogies, find the grammatical error, and other fun word questions (takes 20 min). There is a math test with math story problems dealing with logic and reasoning (15 min). The programming test introduced a new language and the questions get more and more complex over the course of the test. (45 min). I thought I bombed the programming part, but apparently I didn't because I got asked to participate in a final interview. They fly you out to Madison, WI and put you up in a hotel, which was very nice. They put on a pretty good show, but after talking to friends and looking a little deeper into the company, it seems as though it isn't a great place to work (even though they drill it into you that it is a great place to work - be wary). The on campus interview is a marathon day so make sure you are well-rested. You have multiple interviews and have to give a presentation. My best advice for the presentation is do something you are interested and and can speak COMFORTABLY about for 10 minutes. Don't use notes and try to bring visual aids.

Was invited to a Skype interview with an implementer and then invited to interview in Madison. The night before the interview, we went on a tour of Madison and were treated to dinner. The next day was all-day interviewing with a presentation and several interviews with HR and with Project Managers and Implementers and assessments. Overall, it was a fun experience but I didn't end up getting an offer.