So far at Workday, I have had a great experience. All-round, a great, hardworking team, and I feel I have a decent work-life balance.
There is a proprietary coding language. I personally enjoyed the learning curve of this, and also have opportunities for using non-proprietary languages.
The process was clear-cut, and the expectations were laid out ahead of time. There was little ambiguity about what was expected. However, it was a difficult and time-consuming process to go through.
I performed a Skype interview for the first stage, answering general questions about my previous and current roles and having the position described to me. For the face-to-face interview, I was asked to complete a coding assignment. However, the per
Fake openings. I am an architect, but I interviewed for a developer role. I wanted to see how it would go. The interview questions were so easy; they weren't even technical. At last, an unclear tech test. I developed a framework and submitted it.
The process was clear-cut, and the expectations were laid out ahead of time. There was little ambiguity about what was expected. However, it was a difficult and time-consuming process to go through.
I performed a Skype interview for the first stage, answering general questions about my previous and current roles and having the position described to me. For the face-to-face interview, I was asked to complete a coding assignment. However, the per
Fake openings. I am an architect, but I interviewed for a developer role. I wanted to see how it would go. The interview questions were so easy; they weren't even technical. At last, an unclear tech test. I developed a framework and submitted it.