People are great. Work-life balance is great.
Work politics are really draining.
I had a couple of interviews with no follow-up. They were mostly behavioral and culture fit questions. I was applying for a military veteran program, and I guess the Marine who interviewed me didn't like how I served.
Workday asked me to fly to Pleasanton, CA (US), promising to cover the cost. At that time, their HR was sending me a bunch of emails: "Please confirm that you received our email," "Please confirm that you booked your flight," and "Please confirm that
Not as organized as other companies. The hiring manager was not clear about the team's product, the team, or the role I'd be interviewing for. Ambiguous interview questions were asked, and I attempted to ask clarifying questions to be pointed in the
I had a couple of interviews with no follow-up. They were mostly behavioral and culture fit questions. I was applying for a military veteran program, and I guess the Marine who interviewed me didn't like how I served.
Workday asked me to fly to Pleasanton, CA (US), promising to cover the cost. At that time, their HR was sending me a bunch of emails: "Please confirm that you received our email," "Please confirm that you booked your flight," and "Please confirm that
Not as organized as other companies. The hiring manager was not clear about the team's product, the team, or the role I'd be interviewing for. Ambiguous interview questions were asked, and I attempted to ask clarifying questions to be pointed in the