Workday - Headquarters — Local services in Pleasanton

Who Do I contact for Assistance ?? Request for assistance and my struggle: How may I utilize the MyWorkDayJobs platform to easily view all of the companies and roles that I have applied to with one personal log in?

I would like to share that I utilize a password manager to assist with the safety and security of my personal information as I am unable to remember the hundreds of login and password combinations it takes, in this digital world, to maintain a digital presence.

You may see where I am going with this, however please stay with me, The MyWorkDayJobs platform requires my specific username and login, for each individual company for which I have applied to. In order for me to monitor, connect with, and track each individual application within each individual company, I have to recount all of these usernames and passwords. Sadly, every time I apply to a new role my password login changes on MyWorkDayJobs platform and within my password manager. My password manager comprehends the MyWorkDayJobs platform to be one location, and not the MyWorkDayJobs + "Company that is Hiring" location. Therefore, I lose the capability to follow up with, monitor, and check any of the previous applications I have submitted to other companies. Additionally when I attempt to login to the MyWorkDayJobs main site it does not recognize any of my logins or passwords.

Can you help me understand how I may utilize the MyWorkDayJobs platform / main site, to easily view all of the companies and roles that I have applied to with one login and password combination? I would very much like to monitor all my applications from one location, without having to remember dozens of website extensions and username password combinations. Please Please...

Title: Mixed Experience at Workday Headquarters, Pleasanton

Review: My recent visit to the Workday headquarters in Pleasanton, California, left me with mixed feelings. While the facilities and ambiance were impressive, I encountered an unpleasant experience with one of the security guards that soured my overall impression.

Upon arrival, I was struck by the modern architecture and well-manicured surroundings of the campus. As I walked through the designated paths, I took several photos intending to share my positive experience with others on platforms like Google.

Unfortunately, my experience took a negative turn when I encountered a security guard who seemed overly vigilant and confrontational. Despite adhering to the clearly defined pathways, I was approached in a manner that made me feel unwelcome and even questioned for simply taking photos.

Feeling unfairly scrutinized and borderline harassed, I found myself questioning the hospitality of the environment. As someone who appreciates and respects the rules and regulations of private property, I was taken aback by the unnecessary suspicion directed towards me.

Despite this isolated incident, I acknowledge that it may not reflect the overall culture and atmosphere of Workday headquarters. I hope that this review serves as constructive feedback for the management to ensure that visitors are greeted with warmth and respect, rather than suspicion and discomfort.

In conclusion, while the physical aspects of the Workday headquarters are commendable, my experience was marred by an uncomfortable encounter with a security guard. I remain hopeful that steps will be taken to improve visitor experiences and foster a more welcoming environment...

Workday ATS is the worst product I've ever used. This would be my 5th implementation of a new ATS and this was by far the most embarrassing. Everything is out of scope or not customizable. Or Workday doesn't support it, so you can post in the community of others that bought this product and are now stuck with it.

Their business tactic is that of a used car salesman. All the testing was expected to be at light speed and no opportunity for extensions. They don't want you to find issues, so they spend less time with developers.

I would rather go back to the early days of Ultipro, which I couldn't imagine there being a lesser product....