If anything, Workday is great at three things: having fun, rewarding talent, and creating a great product.
The engineering staff is brilliant, and great ideas are rewarded and embraced by management.
The engineering culture is 'no divas, no cowboys,' and this encourages teams to cultivate growth in new members as opposed to isolating them in the shadow of senior team members.
Workday engineers are less concerned with job titles and more concerned about collaborating to create a stellar product which we can all truly believe in.
As is the case with cloud computing, there are a lot of moving parts that make up the Workday product, and many of them are Workday proprietary.
So, if you do not like to learn new things, this might not be the job for you. But if you love being on the cutting edge of tech and enjoy new challenges, then you will thrive.
Management is doing a stellar job. They take team building seriously, and they have very stringent hiring processes, which ensure that we only hire the best.
The interview was easy. I thought it would be a tough one, but it wasn't. I wasn't bombarded with DSA and the usual suspects, just straight assessments and discussion around modern topics like Git and general DOM.
The interview was clear and well-organized. First, a simple background check was conducted, followed by a chat with the manager focused on scenarios. It was interesting but challenging to explain everything fully. A final stage was planned, but I co
1. Recruiter call to discuss the role and salary expectations. 2. Hiring manager call - about your experience in general and which language/tool you have used in your previous role. 3. HackerRank test in Python and Bash. The position was for DbaaS, s
The interview was easy. I thought it would be a tough one, but it wasn't. I wasn't bombarded with DSA and the usual suspects, just straight assessments and discussion around modern topics like Git and general DOM.
The interview was clear and well-organized. First, a simple background check was conducted, followed by a chat with the manager focused on scenarios. It was interesting but challenging to explain everything fully. A final stage was planned, but I co
1. Recruiter call to discuss the role and salary expectations. 2. Hiring manager call - about your experience in general and which language/tool you have used in your previous role. 3. HackerRank test in Python and Bash. The position was for DbaaS, s