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As an employee paid via Gusto, they beat the hell out of ADP. My favorite bit about ADP, at least as used by my large-ish acquirer, is how they go out of your
by x0x0 10y ago
As an employee paid via Gusto, they beat the hell out of ADP.
My favorite bit about ADP, at least as used by my large-ish acquirer, is how they go out of your way to prevent your browser from being able to remember your user + pass. My second favorite is how those morons have a vacation scheduler, and if you put in two dates, my default it includes weekends. eg request vacation mid week 1 to mid week 2, and you have to read carefully or it takes 7 days of vacation from your vacation account. For salaried employees, that they know are salaried because they do my payroll.
- cpeterso 10y agoI've used ADP for years and I have never successfully logged in without resetting my password, even when my password is correct because it is saved in my password manager or written down. I don't log in that often, so I'd like to think they are periodically resetting passwords for "security". But I don't think that is what's happening. :(
- rconti 10y agoIt's because their ridiculous password age restrictions are shorter than the frequency with which the average person logs in. I, too, have had to change my password every time I login, for YEARS. And if you get it wrong 3 times, you get locked out and have to wait for HR to unlock. And, pre-workforcenow, you had to click a little up arrow 8 times to add 8 hours to your PTO on Monday. Then you move on to tuesday. Then Wednesday.....
- cpeterso 10y agoWhen ADP locked me out, I found that just restarting my browser or using a private browsing window would usually work. Their "lock out" seemed to be saved in some temporary session state.