Workday is a good company to work for, but it depends on which team.
The payroll QA leadership is especially plagued with corrupt practices. Let me highlight a couple of things. We recently received our compensation updates.
A lot of capable people were not given promotions, even though they deserved it. The message that was given is that you need to be performing at the next level to earn a promotion. OK.
But, recently, we had a QA reorg, and a Sr. management opportunity was given to somebody who was new to the team. They were not performing at the next level; they had a lack of experience and capability. They have shown incompetence and are yet given opportunities. WTF? Is there something illicit between Sr. management and the layers?
Fix this before it's too late.
The interview process was very pleasant but also quite tiring, as it was an all-day on-site interview. The questions asked weren't too difficult, and the people were very friendly.
DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME APPLYING FOR WORKDAY. They don't even have the basic courtesy to give an update, whether it is YES or NO. 1. Had a call with the recruiter. After a week, had a call with the hiring manager, followed by a HackerRank problem. Th
I had two behavioral interviews for this position before being denied. I thought the conversations went well. I wasn't asked anything technical. The recruiter was helpful up until after my second interview. I tried reaching out multiple times, and
The interview process was very pleasant but also quite tiring, as it was an all-day on-site interview. The questions asked weren't too difficult, and the people were very friendly.
DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME APPLYING FOR WORKDAY. They don't even have the basic courtesy to give an update, whether it is YES or NO. 1. Had a call with the recruiter. After a week, had a call with the hiring manager, followed by a HackerRank problem. Th
I had two behavioral interviews for this position before being denied. I thought the conversations went well. I wasn't asked anything technical. The recruiter was helpful up until after my second interview. I tried reaching out multiple times, and