Really good company, and they pay you above-average salary, with stock benefits, all kinds of gym subscriptions, and health benefits. Food is free for breakfast and lunch. Great teams; you can learn a lot. I work in a great team that specializes in a diverse tech stack.
I can't see any cons about the company, as per my experience.
The process started with a Workday recruiter reaching out through LinkedIn about potential opportunities. After I expressed interest and forwarded my CV, the next step was a phone interview with a manager of the group I was being recruited for. The
The overall interview process was good. They asked me about the company's core values and to provide a real-time example for each value. They also asked about my experience and inquired about a few things in detail.
It was average. The first talk, I didn't get a chance to talk more, basically just repeating my CV. Not sure if they'd read my CV, and no response afterwards. Didn't get an offer.
The process started with a Workday recruiter reaching out through LinkedIn about potential opportunities. After I expressed interest and forwarded my CV, the next step was a phone interview with a manager of the group I was being recruited for. The
The overall interview process was good. They asked me about the company's core values and to provide a real-time example for each value. They also asked about my experience and inquired about a few things in detail.
It was average. The first talk, I didn't get a chance to talk more, basically just repeating my CV. Not sure if they'd read my CV, and no response afterwards. Didn't get an offer.