Epic Quality Manager interview questions

The whole process took about four weeks and I talked with 4/5 different HR reps so that was confusing. I applied for a different job and got an email from HR to do a half hour phone screening and then a few days later I received an email to do the 3 hours of assessments. That was honestly the worst part of whole process, somehow worse than any standardized test I have ever taken but maybe that's because I didn't understand going into it how long it would take. A week later I got an email letting me know I was no longer being considered for the position but they were interested in inviting me to a final interview for the Quality Manager position. I decided to give it a try since I had already invested so much time in the process. The final interview was three hours and consisted of an overview of the company and demo of the products, a one-on-one with a current employee in the role, a case study type interview with another employee, and a normal interview with an HR rep. Honestly the whole day felt very relaxed and wasn't stressful. I had good conversations with everyone. Afterwards, the HR rep let me know I would hear back within 2-3 weeks. They contacted my references and did a background check and I had an offer 1.5 weeks after the final interview. In my conversation with the final HR rep, they were very transparent about what the salary offer would look like and I was pleased with the end result. I really appreciated the constant contact I had with the company. Even though I was passed between several different people in HR, I always understood what the next step was and when I would hear back and then they always got back to me sooner than they had anticipated.

went great, very friendly people. be sure to have questions ready for the interviewer themselves. phone calls are pretty laid back but the final interview is pretty serious. just remember to be honest and be yourself.