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> Workday could conceivably build its own encrypted database of our information, across our different jobs and applications. When you leave Spotify to go work a
by veeti 2y ago
> Workday could conceivably build its own encrypted database of our information, across our different jobs and applications. When you leave Spotify to go work at Netflix, your profile could follow you, allowing you to more easily apply to the job. The multiplying powers of tech could scale to free us of our busy work, as promised.
Maybe it's better they don't build such a shared profile, or soon hiring managers can see you've applied to 200 jobs and been rejected from all of them.
- CoastalCoder 2y agoCouldn't they just define a standard resume file format, and let all of the Workday implementations support importing it?
- blantonl 2y agodefine a standard resume file format This right here is a 8 year project that would cost 1.2 billion dollars. And it would fail miserably before it got out of the requirements analysis phase.
- CoastalCoder 2y agoIs this a comment on Workday's development pace? (I've never directly worked with them, so I can't tell if that's your point.)
- blantonl 2y agoIt’s a comment on enterprise software’s development pace
- TheNewsIsHere 2y agoAnd, if it were a standard, then once it was released every other vendor and group would write their own not-quite-compliant implementation :)