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That’s by design though. It’s best if you have the largest pool of payroll applicants available by way of using the most universally-known payroll system. Large
by jimbob45 6y ago
That’s by design though. It’s best if you have the largest pool of payroll applicants available by way of using the most universally-known payroll system. Larger applicant pool = better eventual employees.
- hn_throwaway_99 6y agoWhat? What does your payroll system have to do with your applicants? Oracle Financials is also lot more than just payroll.
- jimbob45 6y agoYou’re right. I just don’t know how to refer to SAP otherwise. “Enterprise” software sounds too broad.
- innocenat 6y agoIt's called ERP Software.
- eurasiantiger 6y ago”Enterprise” sounds too broad, though.
- hunter2_ 6y agoCorporate Resource And Planning
- moooo99 6y ago> “Enterprise” software sounds too broad. Yeah that's the point, its meant to somehow magically work for everyone. And thanks to that, it doesn't really work for anyone and feels awful for everyone.
- perardi 6y agoWhat a weird non sequitur. From the article: “The move relates only to the software Google uses to track finances, and there’s no indication that the company is moving other systems off Oracle.” They’re just moving payroll. Nothing at all about recruitment or retention. Unless you’re saying that being able to change my direct deposit rapidly is critical for employee development. Which, not exactly high up the list of important stuff.
- briffle 6y agoI think they were referring to recruiting payroll and HR staff.