Great fun, loads of social clubs, and whole-building activities like watching the World Cup matches. Loads of new hires, which gives a great energy to the place. As an intern, I felt very much part of the team I worked with, included, and my opinions respected.
As an application developer, you're stuck working in Xpresso, which is a dead-end career-wise. It can sometimes feel like there's no time for work in between all the meetings and activities.
Keep up the good work. I really felt listened to during my time there.
Had a screen on campus on one of those bad days you have.
Have detailed knowledge of Object-Oriented Programming and Class Diagrams. Be ready to explain cardinality, inheritance, and other OOP design methodologies.
In order, the biggest two things they seem to look for are: * **Cultural fit.** Definitely look up Workday's core values before an interview. * **Your thought process.** I struggled a lot with the technical questions, as I had no prior experienc
Had a screen on campus on one of those bad days you have.
Have detailed knowledge of Object-Oriented Programming and Class Diagrams. Be ready to explain cardinality, inheritance, and other OOP design methodologies.
In order, the biggest two things they seem to look for are: * **Cultural fit.** Definitely look up Workday's core values before an interview. * **Your thought process.** I struggled a lot with the technical questions, as I had no prior experienc