Workday has been a great place to work for the past six years, and it has allowed me to grow my career rapidly with good opportunities. There's a great team, and the Dublin office has an amazing culture.
Growing divide between US and Ireland.
Salaries are going down in Dublin. Culture has become more cut-throat (see layoffs). Work is being heaped on more.
A part of me thinks the gravy train is coming to an end, and Workday as a company is on the decline (see stock price).
I had one phone interview and five onsite interviews, all conducted via Zoom. During the onsite interviews, I noticed all interviewers were of the same race. I found this ironic, especially when the manager asked me about the importance of diversity
The interview process and the people were very enjoyable. The questions were not too difficult, and everyone was really nice. I did not feel uncomfortable at all. The questions asked were typical interview questions.
The process was quite quick. I had applied for the position through a referral. I had an initial call with HR, then a call with the Hiring Manager. Unfortunately, as they had high expectations for the position, my application was declined. This is
I had one phone interview and five onsite interviews, all conducted via Zoom. During the onsite interviews, I noticed all interviewers were of the same race. I found this ironic, especially when the manager asked me about the importance of diversity
The interview process and the people were very enjoyable. The questions were not too difficult, and everyone was really nice. I did not feel uncomfortable at all. The questions asked were typical interview questions.
The process was quite quick. I had applied for the position through a referral. I had an initial call with HR, then a call with the Hiring Manager. Unfortunately, as they had high expectations for the position, my application was declined. This is