Workday Xpresso: is it for CS grads from top 10 CS schools ?
How does a top University graduate feel about working with Xpresso ? How do CS grads from Berkeley, Stanford, Cornell etc feel about being an Xpresso based application developer @ Workday ?
We have many ivy league grads who join as xpresso dev and they do great. Most don't like Xpresso but it secondary to many for solving business problems. Grads who want to solve tech problems join Goolge or Facebook. Grads who want to solve customer centric business problems in HR, College Ed, Finance join Workday. There is a lot of interest in joining Student apps team because they can related to it. Colleges like Cornell run on Workday education management software so it is exciting to these grads. Xpresso next version is in works and it will be all code so that should get us more ivy league grads
Are you sure it will be all code? My understanding is that it will be similar to the existing one in terms of developer's perspective.
Hell no, stay away from anything like this if you have a real degree ...