Epic Project Manager interview questions

The interview process was very lengthy. It started with a brief phone interview, where do you see yourself in 5 years, how did you hear about us, etc? Nothing too challenging here. Then you are instructed to take a proctored test online, it's not easy. I suggest brushing up on your long hand multiplication/division because you aren't allowed a calculator. If you do decently on this test, you will be contacted for an onsite interview. The onsite interview plus lunch took about five and a half hours. It started with meeting a person who is in the Project Management role to give a brief overview and provide an opportunity for questions. Then you have a formal interview with a project manager. From there, there was also a case study that was somewhat challenging. Asks you to pin point the two main issues in a scenario and formulate a plan for them. Then there's a tour, a lunch, a 10 minute presentation on literally any topic you would like (about 3 people will be the audience), and then you head straight to the hardest interview in my experience with a member of the audience (HR recruiter).

1) Application 2) Phone interview 3) Assessment 4) On site interview 5) Offer I was contacted by someone who said they had seen my resume on Indeed. They emailed me and asked for my availability and my phone number. The next day I received a phone call from someone named Missy she told me about the position and urged me to apply via Epic's website. I applied and within a couple of days I was ask to set up a time and date for a phone interview. The interview was very easy just a bunch of basic questions. Shortly after the interview I received an email to do a profile and schedule my assessment. I took the assessment last Wednesday and I found it to be rather difficult. With that being said I don't think I did well on it. I was told that I would hear back from them in a few days. That's how far I've gotten in the whole process.