I find that the culture of the team and department that I work in is quite good. If I'm stuck on something, there is no problem in asking anybody for help.
XpressO, their proprietary language.
It's not very intuitive and very abstract, making it difficult to do what would be simple tasks in other languages. Since it is only used by Workday, there are no external resources to help you understand the language. The documentation that they do have is not very good.
Ditch XpressO, or at the very least be a lot more up front beforehand with what XpressO actually is.
This was pre-pandemic. I had a recruiter call, followed by the hiring manager call. I didn't think it was technical. After that, I went onsite and did four interviews back to back. The results came after a few days.
People are very welcoming. The process is very straightforward and non-threatening. Questions are highly behavioral; they seem to care a lot about your personality and whether you would fit in there. Overall, pleasant.
The interview process was long and involved multiple calls from a recruiter, then a manager, an online UML test, and finally an onsite interview with three separate people. I believe the process can be expedited if you are in a rush. During the onsi
This was pre-pandemic. I had a recruiter call, followed by the hiring manager call. I didn't think it was technical. After that, I went onsite and did four interviews back to back. The results came after a few days.
People are very welcoming. The process is very straightforward and non-threatening. Questions are highly behavioral; they seem to care a lot about your personality and whether you would fit in there. Overall, pleasant.
The interview process was long and involved multiple calls from a recruiter, then a manager, an online UML test, and finally an onsite interview with three separate people. I believe the process can be expedited if you are in a rush. During the onsi