Best company to work with.
Nothing that I see as of now.
The interview was very easy. Mostly behavior-based questions were asked, focusing on how you would handle certain situations, work ethics, and teamwork. They use a custom language for automation, so programming skills were not tested extensively.
Met with the manager on campus. We discussed my background, what I wanted to do, and other topics. Surprisingly, no serious technical questions were asked. The manager was very nice and professional. We spoke briefly about Workday's in-house Java w
I was contacted directly by a recruiter who expressed an interest in interviewing me and asked me to send my CV so they could arrange the interview. I sent my CV and never heard anything back. I would have loved to have the opportunity to interview
The interview was very easy. Mostly behavior-based questions were asked, focusing on how you would handle certain situations, work ethics, and teamwork. They use a custom language for automation, so programming skills were not tested extensively.
Met with the manager on campus. We discussed my background, what I wanted to do, and other topics. Surprisingly, no serious technical questions were asked. The manager was very nice and professional. We spoke briefly about Workday's in-house Java w
I was contacted directly by a recruiter who expressed an interest in interviewing me and asked me to send my CV so they could arrange the interview. I sent my CV and never heard anything back. I would have loved to have the opportunity to interview