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3.5

58% would recommend to a friend

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Aneel Bhusri

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41% positive business outlook

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1.0
Dec 5, 2018

CSD

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Nice pantry with lots of free drinks and food. More female employees comparing to other software company.

Cons

- limited training provided to new employees even Workday is a “HR” software company - management is busy with playing politics instead of focusing on the real work and solving the critical issues - salary is relatively lower than market rate - for CSD your success is purely based on your relationship with your AEs. If you have a good relationship with AEs your will definitely achieve or even overachieve your target. If not you will screw up for sure. I would not recommend anyone to join workday as a CSD.

1.0
Nov 13, 2018
Recommend
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Pros

Great benefits, including decent pay, stock options, snack program, unlimited PTO, typical tech company benefits

Cons

The culture within the SLC Finance department is far from what the culture is in Pleasanton. There is a culture of fear that runs rampant within the group, it is clear that middle management does not take responsibility for decisions that are made because they are afraid of what upper management is going to do with those decisions. There is a culture that individuals do not have the freedom to make decisions without getting the okay from management in some way. Over the past few months with the acquisition of Adaptive Insights there has been a major shift of the priorities of management from caring about their employees and putting them first. It is now a priority of meeting deadlines and making the company a quick dollar instead. There used to be a set of meetings set aside to discuss issues in a round table setting that have now been cancelled indefinitely, this gives the perception that employees and culture are no longer important In the past there would be weekly/monthly 1 on 1's with managers and their employees and now those don't ever happen unless the employee insists on meeting with their manager to discuss issues. Even then it is clear the manager is bothered they have to take time away from their day to meet even for 15 minutes. Many hiring decisions are being made before a position is even open and then the position will be filled by a new outside person with the first couple days of a position being opened, not giving any opportunity to an internal employee first. Promotions are always said to be given not just because you checked off a few boxes but because there needs to be a "need" first and there needs to be an opportunity for it. There have been plenty of need and opportunities that have come as of late and no one is receiving promotions or even given a chance for one. It has been said from Sr. Management that they will come and we need to just "trust" that they will come but will not give an insight into what they mean by that.

4.0
Nov 7, 2018

Good Company

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Relaxed and nice environment. Friendly coworkers and good office.

Cons

Salary a bit low and need to help career development.

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