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Workday to acquire Pipedream

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Re: Workday to acquire Pipedream

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My head explodes when I read aabout the scamsters that are equifax and their so called "strategic partnership" with workday on payroll data. We all should be aware that equifax — via their "strategic partner" with workday — has your ENTIRE work history with *each and every* payroll check AMOUNT ever sent to you by any W2 employer, the employer info, your address etc. It sells this info to god knows who. Its a shockin…

The pay amounts also include any RSUs granted and NSOs sold.

It took many back and forths with my employer’s HR department and executives to get them to tell ADP to stop sending this info to Equifax (work number)

Re: Workday to acquire Pipedream

#47
post #9

Earlier quoted context omitted.

That Workday description reads like the resumes one writes when desperate and the job search has expanded into totally unrelated professions.

Ironically Workday is the worst product to use as a job seeker to upload your resume.

As an employee, too.

Re: Workday to acquire Pipedream

#48
post #9

Earlier quoted context omitted.

That Workday description reads like the resumes one writes when desperate and the job search has expanded into totally unrelated professions.

Ironically Workday is the worst product to use as a job seeker to upload your resume.

As an employee who has to interact with workday, I can assure you that it sucks so badly since you are not the person that Workday is sold to. It is sold to c-suite and head of HR. In that context, you as an employee using workday are the product not the user, and usability to you just does not matter.
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