Epic interview questions

I took their assessment test. In the email they sent, it mentioned that the test consists of logic and reasoning questions, so I assumed they would conduct coding interviews separately. But no, the assessment test had four sections: math, logic, a series of rapid questions where you answer as many as you can in 2 minutes, and finally, a programming/coding section. Additionally, they ask you to complete a profile, which includes a test similar to the MBTI.

Started with the Rembrandt personality test and a phone screen where we just walked through my interview and why I was interested in the job. Next week I got an invitation to complete the online skill assessment. Took me about 2.5 hours and included a grammar section, basic math, pattern recognition, and logic problems (more like riddles). In the last section they teach you a coding language, show you an example, and then ask a question that's harder than the example. I've never coded before but they give you all the info you need to answer the questions. A couple of days later I got an invite to a virtual final interview. It was about 2.5 hours again. The first hour you're in a group and watch a presentation about Epic, the benefits you get, and a software demonstration. Then you have a one on one meeting with someone who does the job you're interviewing for, followed by an interview with someone else in that department, then an interview with an HR person. Overall it's not a very hard process, it's just tiring because it lasts a long time.