Epic reviews

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.

Internal company structure is disjointed and significant distribution of work is loaded onto new employees. No meaningful interaction with HR or leadership. “Company values” regularly conflict with actual business practice. Typical work week is 60+ hours (only paid for 40)