Awesome place to work.
Good pay, great work-life balance, treat people with respect, strong work ethic, very collaborative and no politics. Excellent.
Can be a bit process heavy to get things done.
No advice, everything is good.
1. HR call 2. Scheduled a call with the Automation Manager from the US (Basic testing process, technical, then about automation). 3. Technical round (Asked for verbal technical input, nothing much in detail, more about the projects I have worked on
I had multiple interviews. First, I met with HR, then with the tech lead. After that, there was a practical test where I had to design a system with a UML diagram. This last part felt a little awkward because there was a lot of silence between quest
Be wary of what is advertised on the surface with Workday Boulder job opportunities. I, naively, had the impression they were practically handing jobs out to capable people, but I came out empty-handed with a crushed spirit. I had a few phone screen
1. HR call 2. Scheduled a call with the Automation Manager from the US (Basic testing process, technical, then about automation). 3. Technical round (Asked for verbal technical input, nothing much in detail, more about the projects I have worked on
I had multiple interviews. First, I met with HR, then with the tech lead. After that, there was a practical test where I had to design a system with a UML diagram. This last part felt a little awkward because there was a lot of silence between quest
Be wary of what is advertised on the surface with Workday Boulder job opportunities. I, naively, had the impression they were practically handing jobs out to capable people, but I came out empty-handed with a crushed spirit. I had a few phone screen