Since the company is growing so much, there are a lot of veterans and new faces. It is a good balance because the new faces, both young and old, still bring a new perspective and prove that Workday is committed to the future. Every new hire has a mentor and someone to talk to about issues, like a buddy.
I really enjoy it because I am from a younger generation that might need some guidance on coding standards or best practices that only a veteran would know. I love the diversity of the company and the willingness for the company to embrace everyone.
They hire for people and train for the skills. So, if you feel like you have the personality and the willingness to learn new things, this is the company for you.
Also, there are free snacks!
Sometimes people have an issue with this "Unlimited PTO" because they don't know what that really means. If you talk to your manager, though, they can tell you about how much they expect you can take (somewhere between 3-5 weeks a year is what I've noticed, swaying towards 2-3 for new employees).
Keep doing what you're doing.
I had a phone interview with the Hiring Manager and was told I would have an on-site interview. After a week of no response, I contacted the recruiter again. The recruiter forwarded me to another recruiter, as she would be handling the on-site inter
The interview process involved two rounds of phone interviews, followed by an on-site interview. I spent a significant amount of time learning about the company and its proprietary language. The total interview time was not particularly long. There
I applied online and passed all the phone interviews. A week later, I was called for onsite interviews. This review is mainly for HR and Hiring Managers to look into your hiring process since your company has an HR platform... Ironically. Your comp
I had a phone interview with the Hiring Manager and was told I would have an on-site interview. After a week of no response, I contacted the recruiter again. The recruiter forwarded me to another recruiter, as she would be handling the on-site inter
The interview process involved two rounds of phone interviews, followed by an on-site interview. I spent a significant amount of time learning about the company and its proprietary language. The total interview time was not particularly long. There
I applied online and passed all the phone interviews. A week later, I was called for onsite interviews. This review is mainly for HR and Hiring Managers to look into your hiring process since your company has an HR platform... Ironically. Your comp