Before I left Wisconsin, James took me to see his new workplace. In all senses of the word, it was Epic.
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This place is amazing what will he be doing there?
ReplyDeleteHis job title is Technical Solutions Engineer, which says exactly nothing. More will be revealed (hopefully) when he starts work on August 1.
DeleteI use epic daily at work interesting to see the home base.
DeleteThose pics are Epic.
ReplyDeleteHiring the best and brightest, and providing them with suitable surroundings. Epic appears in my local hospital portal too (Mt Nittany Health Center).
ReplyDeleteHad to send this to my hubbs as he's a hospital admin guy. Wow that's an amazing workplace! Super cool
ReplyDeleteKaren from MN
When I saw the Dale Chihuly glass sculpture in one of the first few pictures I was intrigued. And the more I looked, the more I couldn't look away. What an amazing workplace. (Insert Jawdrop emoji here) Thanks for sharing the unbelievable photos.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations James, I can't wait to read more on your "Epic" job!
If the reality is half as amazing as these photos, James will have anepic environment in which to work. (Glenn Rowling)
ReplyDeleteThat looks like it is an amazing place to work. Yay for James!
ReplyDeleteOh well now this move to Madison makes more sense and feels awfully familiar- I did the same helping my sister move out there about 8 years ago. She works at Epic too and gave us a tour, there’s so much to see we barely scratched the surface! Fun fact, they got an architect who worked on disney parks to design the campus. Makes sense!
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