Good company to work for.
Can't think of any cons.
UML interview: It took about an hour and involved a discussion about a model of a bank with two developers. It was a good session; the two developers were really helpful. Like all these models, there is no right or wrong.
I was recruited through LinkedIn, even though I knew several people working at Workday. I had a phone screen with the manager, then two weeks later, an onsite interview. I was interviewed by six different people: some team members, the QA manager, an
It was for a returnship position. I had an interview only with the hiring manager. The hiring manager explained everything to me very nicely. However, my experience didn't match the requirements, so I was rejected.
UML interview: It took about an hour and involved a discussion about a model of a bank with two developers. It was a good session; the two developers were really helpful. Like all these models, there is no right or wrong.
I was recruited through LinkedIn, even though I knew several people working at Workday. I had a phone screen with the manager, then two weeks later, an onsite interview. I was interviewed by six different people: some team members, the QA manager, an
It was for a returnship position. I had an interview only with the hiring manager. The hiring manager explained everything to me very nicely. However, my experience didn't match the requirements, so I was rejected.