I didn't see any cons at Workday as an intern. Office politics was at a minimum, and people genuinely wanted others to grow and succeed. The culture focuses on people and employees just as much as the product.
Keep up the good work. As an intern, Workday was a great place to learn more about application development and agile methodology.
Talked to them at my school's career fair. Phone screening where they asked questions about myself and whether I had any about the company. A little class design for modeling a CourseCatalog for a university.
I went to the career fair. That night, I received a call back and they wanted me to meet with them the next day. They asked me about the projects I've done. They asked situational questions about UML. They asked about encapsulation and inheritance.
The interview process was very standard. * A 30-minute initial interview, just to get to know you. * The second step was a project to implement and then send the code. * After that, one online interview to go through the project and also answe
Talked to them at my school's career fair. Phone screening where they asked questions about myself and whether I had any about the company. A little class design for modeling a CourseCatalog for a university.
I went to the career fair. That night, I received a call back and they wanted me to meet with them the next day. They asked me about the projects I've done. They asked situational questions about UML. They asked about encapsulation and inheritance.
The interview process was very standard. * A 30-minute initial interview, just to get to know you. * The second step was a project to implement and then send the code. * After that, one online interview to go through the project and also answe