FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a Workday Time and Absence Consultant?
The primary responsibility is to handle post-implementation Time and Absence activities, which include day-to-day operations, incident management, and enhancements related to the Workday system.
What qualifications are required for this role?
A candidate must have 3+ years of experience configuring and supporting Workday, particularly in Time and Absence, along with Workday HCM and Time and Absence Certifications. A bachelor’s degree in a related field or equivalent experience is also required.
Is consulting experience necessary for this position?
Yes, consulting experience is preferred, ideally with a large consulting firm.
How much travel is expected for this role?
There is an expectation of co-locating in the designated Delivery location up to 30% of the time and potential overnight client/project travel, which may be up to 10%.
What locations are eligible for commuting to the Delivery Centers?
Eligible locations include Atlanta, GA; Charlotte, NC; Dallas, TX; Gilbert, AZ; Houston, TX; Lake Mary, FL; Mechanicsburg, PA; and Philadelphia, PA.
Are there opportunities for growth within the Workday practice?
Yes, the Workday practice is rapidly growing with significant opportunities for career advancement and involvement in comprehensive projects with large clients.
Is there support for individuals needing accommodations during the application process?
Yes, applicants needing accommodations can find more information and support at the provided link regarding assistance for disabled applicants.
What type of work environment can one expect in this role?
The work environment is collaborative, featuring daily engagements with colleagues and a think-tank feel, focused on sharing new ideas without extensive travel demands.
Can the company provide immigration sponsorship?
Limited Immigration Sponsorship may be available for qualified candidates.