#Workday vs JPMC
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Id say jp since res value and more useful language
For res Val
And ik a bunch of ppl with jp ro
Workday definitely has better res value in tech
No one would choose jpmc over workday but seems like u hate Pleasanton so idk
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yo what does sade pay more or smtng
my offer is 46/hr + 9k housing and food stipend
oh nvm i didnt realize they splitting up the interns between boston and cali
I chose an SDE role over workday software app dev recently
If ur team at Workday is swe adjacent then Workday is prob the move
Mine was a mix of XO and a bit of React, so very front-end focused anyway
If you can figure out what ur team at workday does that would be helpful
I would say it depends on the team/org. What org/team is it?
If the location is in Pleasanton, you can actually badge into any office for the RTO during the internship to count - so SF, Santa Clara, even NYC
They are - you don't have to be in PLS everyday
I work at Workday
yeah, i started off as an intern in 2022
yep
yeah - my assigned office is PLS but they track RTO as 50% for the quarter as long as you badge into any office
Anything not HR and Finance -those teams heavily use XO, the internal language, 80% of the time and maybe react, java, python. Outside of that, it's usually Java, Go, Terraform, Python. Right now, we have a new CTO from Google who heavily dislikes the XO stack and heavily encourages Cursor/Claude Code/etc so there will be some changes small changes made to the XO stack eventually - not a full overhaul.
The pay and WLB is good - for return offer - but I would be cautious of XO roles.
It really depends on what you prioritize. From my time here though, I did see a lot of people - XO Devs in my intern/new grad cohort leave for other roles such as Meta, Linkedin, Stripe. So not much a career killer but good to be cautious about.
Switching teams after interning/before new grad is not really a thing - you can express that to your manager but ultimately it depends on headcount.
It really depends on the return offer rate also, if I know I would be working on non propriatary things at JPMC - I would go for JPMC. If I know for a fact, I do not have to work in XO most of the time, Workday.
But if pay/WLB is the biggest factor, I would choose Workday
Regarding the Workday return offer, 99% of the time we give them return offers. We rarely hire for new grads cause we basically give interns a RO.
not sure what JPMC is
Yeah no worries, let me know if you have any questions
are you working in swe or app dev at workday?
SWE
might be why they are more concerned about using XO then
i did do some XO for like 2-3 months but SVP thought I was a better fit in a infra/arch team
I would add that if the goal is to learn - app dev is not it - at most you will learn frontend, react, some python for AI
the software engineering agile lifecycle, you can really learn at any SWE role
i interned at wkday last year, id say ro is good, resume val is prob better than jpm
also an important consideration is location
I live in SF so I commute on train which is 40 minutes if you are trying to avoid taking a car to PLS or paying a lot for the housing in PLS area
yeah you prob wont learn anything meaningful but if u want to jump ship during new grad recruiting u can larp a bit on resume
yeah definitely
that seems to be a common thing with my cohort who have done XO for 2+ years - 4 of them went to Meta, 1 went to Stripe, a couple into AI startups in SF.
yeah most recruiters know workday as tech so you’ll likely get some good processes
after they interned at workday or they went full time for a while and then pivoted?
They interned, got a return offer at workday, then pivoted
also you said I can actually live anywhere they have an office full time?
You would get taxed at your home office location so I wouldn't say actually live anywhere
So if your home office is Georgia, you would get a Georgia salary - lower band
I see
I have an app dev offer right now is it worth asking if I can move my offer to a diff office?
currently in pls
It wouldn't hurt to ask your recruiter - so far a lot of teams are split between different locations
Yeah np
but like if Im in chicago for a week or 2 during my internship I can work from there?
for my 50% RTO
as an intern^
Yeah, there's actually a Chicago office