I am thankful for Workday for giving me my first job out of college.
I started working at Workday straight out of college about 3 1/2 years ago.
Overall, I've had managers that were promoted from within and had very little experience in actually developing their employees. Every time I asked for a promotion, my managers would give some sort of excuse as to why I am not eligible to be promoted to even Level 2. I have mentored others and developed features with absolutely no help.
What's even worse is that people on the same org as me get promoted because they have better managers. Over the years, I have become demoralized with all the politics and excuses. Workday falls true to the adage that you have to jump companies to get those promotions/raises.
Don't hire or promote inexperienced employees to manager.
HR calls you. Then, after that, they set you up with a manager interview. If you pass that, then another manager interview, and lastly, a panel interview. Most of the questions were behavioral and technical.
I spoke with a recruiter through my college career fair and was invited for a campus interview the next day, where I was asked a few technical questions. I was then invited for the on-site final round interviews, where I was interviewed by four diff
I had a preliminary interview at my college. During this interview, I was asked a question about how to find two numbers that summed up to an input number given an unsorted array of numbers. After passing that, I got to spend some time talking to the
HR calls you. Then, after that, they set you up with a manager interview. If you pass that, then another manager interview, and lastly, a panel interview. Most of the questions were behavioral and technical.
I spoke with a recruiter through my college career fair and was invited for a campus interview the next day, where I was asked a few technical questions. I was then invited for the on-site final round interviews, where I was interviewed by four diff
I had a preliminary interview at my college. During this interview, I was asked a question about how to find two numbers that summed up to an input number given an unsorted array of numbers. After passing that, I got to spend some time talking to the