Epic Project Manager interview questions

The interview process had three steps. 1) The Phone Interview This was pretty standard of most phone interviews. I spoke with a current project manager briefly about my experience, and why I would want to work for Epic. 2) The Assessments This was the worst part of the interview. These assessments were extremely time consuming. I think that these assessments may contribute to the racial makeup of the organization. It's well documented that standardized testing tends to have racial biases, so it's worrisome that this was a major part of the interview process. The test was also monitored, which is not ideal for individuals who may not have a quiet or isolated place to take the exam. 3) The Interview I interviewed during the start of the spread of Covid in the U.S., so there was no on site interview. I spoke with 2 project managers about my experience, and had the opportunity to speak with them regarding their experiences with Epic. I also had to complete a 10 minute presentation, and could not use visual aids like PowerPoiont or Prezi. The final step was a discussion with an individual from HR regarding salary and compensation expectations.

Applied online, got an interview the next day, took the proctored Epic Skills Assessment online, took the Rembrandt Profile assessment, interviewed with a current Project Manager, 10 days later received a decision