Epic User Experience Designer interview questions

Overall, the interview process was fairly straightforward. I had an initial phone interview with a recruiter, and then a phone interview with someone on the design team. I was then asked to complete some assessments which were a bit intense. They mostly consisted of logic and quick math sort of questions, but the entire testing was 4 hrs long which is kind of ridiculous. I was also asked to complete a design challenge which consisted of basically designing a UI. I put the full 10 hours of time in and felt pretty good about it but did not receive a followup after submitting for a week or so. I was then told I was not going to be hired and that was that. Essentially the whole process was straightforward, but I felt it was a bit drawn out and did not really present a great way for a UX job candidate to demonstrate their skill set.

The first interview with Epic was very casual, with a more casual conversation occurring, rather than a formal interview feeling. Some of my background was explored, as well as the reason for my interest in the company. The role and environment of the company was described, before a couple of questions were asked, and then the interview ended.