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My favorite part of Workday applications is the fixed list for “field of study”, which doesn’t include my field of study or an “other” option. Or maybe its the
by bglazer 2y ago
My favorite part of Workday applications is the fixed list for “field of study”, which doesn’t include my field of study or an “other” option. Or maybe its the “autofill from resume” which always, always fails in different unexpected ways. Or maybe its requiring me to manually enter my name and the current date >3 times.
- eitally 2y agoMy favorite part is not having the ability to create a single Workday applicant profile that they can persist across all their customer companies. For that matter, Peoplesoft isn't any better.
- aleksiy123 2y agosingle tenant architectures strike again.
- derefr 2y ago> the fixed list for “field of study”, which doesn’t include my field of study or an “other” option If it's anything like the "employment sector" options that banks ask you to pick from, then they're not trying to collect accurate info, but rather asking you to bucket yourself into a categorization system used by some very popular credit/risk-scoring heuristics. My guess for why an HR platform is asking such a thing: it probably populates a field that can be fetched through an API, by corporate spending platforms (Float et al) that integrate with Workday, to determine (or at least "recommend") the employees who should be issued spend cards.