Every day is a great day at Workday.
Good pay, free housing, lots of perks.
There are no real cons. The language you work in isn't a transferable skill, which makes it difficult to leave.
Keep doing what you are doing, because I had a great time, and so did everyone else I interned there with.
I met a recruiter at my university's career fair. I handed them my resume, and we talked for a couple of minutes. Later that night, I received a call to schedule an interview for the following day. Overall, the recruiter was really nice. I'm still
I went to the campus career fair and talked to a recruiter. I got a mostly behavioral on-campus interview. After that, I was invited to a four-hour on-site interview. The questions were pretty straightforward algorithm, OO, and Java interview questi
It seems that only entry-level engineers interview experienced senior software engineers. They also appear to not really know what they are doing, and there is definitely something else going on in their hiring process. I would not recommend any ski
I met a recruiter at my university's career fair. I handed them my resume, and we talked for a couple of minutes. Later that night, I received a call to schedule an interview for the following day. Overall, the recruiter was really nice. I'm still
I went to the campus career fair and talked to a recruiter. I got a mostly behavioral on-campus interview. After that, I was invited to a four-hour on-site interview. The questions were pretty straightforward algorithm, OO, and Java interview questi
It seems that only entry-level engineers interview experienced senior software engineers. They also appear to not really know what they are doing, and there is definitely something else going on in their hiring process. I would not recommend any ski