Good work culture; they care about employees' wellbeing. Friendly & helpful people. Good executive leadership & vision for the company.
Low compensation. Not much upward mobility (limited by years at company/in industry). Not allowed to go remote. Large codebase with code written by developers who left years ago.
Pay your engineers market rate, give promotions and pay raises internally before hiring external candidates at a higher cost.
Couple of rounds, which included behavioral and class diagram related questions. There was also a demo by another developer on their product. Workday has its proprietary language which they use for development.
Workday contacted me about a new design-focused Front-End Engineering role. After a brief phone call with the hiring manager, I was invited to an on-site interview at their HQ in Pleasanton, California. The on-site interview lasted about 5 hours (n
The process was fairly quick and organized. I received a phone call from a recruiter who set up an initial phone call interview. The interview was fairly easy, with basic Java questions asked over the phone. Thereafter, I was called onsite for four
Couple of rounds, which included behavioral and class diagram related questions. There was also a demo by another developer on their product. Workday has its proprietary language which they use for development.
Workday contacted me about a new design-focused Front-End Engineering role. After a brief phone call with the hiring manager, I was invited to an on-site interview at their HQ in Pleasanton, California. The on-site interview lasted about 5 hours (n
The process was fairly quick and organized. I received a phone call from a recruiter who set up an initial phone call interview. The interview was fairly easy, with basic Java questions asked over the phone. Thereafter, I was called onsite for four