I am baffled by their overall hiring process and the end goal they are trying to achieve. I would not recommend.
Application: I applied through their portal, after which a recruiter connected with me and scheduled the next round two months later.
Hiring Manager Round: This interviewer seemed to only be interested in checking boxes for certain buzzwords, without a care in the world about what I was saying.
He first asked me a very vague question about VIBE and then seemed utterly disinterested in the experiences I was sharing.
The very next question (and the silliest, in my opinion) was whether I had joined my current company with my existing title or was I promoted. The implications of this question, I do not wish to delve on.
What followed was a barrage of increasingly abstract questions around OOD. In multiple instances, I had answered the next few questions in the same flow, only to have to repeat them since those were the next on his checklist.
Overall, he seemed to have made up his mind in the first question or even before the interview, and the subsequent back and forth was just to cement his belief. I would recommend the hiring managers to at least feign interest in the potential candidates for the thirty minutes that they allot.
Did you join the current company with your existing title, or were you promoted?
Explain a project where you used object-oriented design.
What is static?
The following metrics were computed from 3 interview experiences for the Workday Senior Software Engineer role in Canada.
Workday's interview process for their Senior Software Engineer roles in Canada is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Workday's Senior Software Engineer interview process in Canada.