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Thoughts on Workday's recent overseas hiring push?

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·49d ago·1 comments
Saw some articles/discussions about Workday, along with other big tech companies, increasing hiring in lower-cost overseas locations. While I understand the business logic from a cost-saving perspective, it does make you wonder about the long-term implications for roles here. Has anyone on here noticed any impact or shifts in project assignments, team structures, or even just the general conversation internally around this? I'm not jumping to conclusions or anything, but it's definitely something that's been on my mind. Curious to hear if anyone has any direct experience or observations related to this strategy. Trying to understand how it might play out across different functions within the company. Any thoughts would be helpful.

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·49d ago

Definitely a trend across many tech giants right now. From my perspective, it often leads to a bifurcation of roles – more complex, strategic work stays onshore, while more standardized, process-driven tasks get distributed. It's not necessarily a bad thing, but it does mean adapting and focusing on those higher-value skills if you're concerned about job security in your current role. Keep an eye on how internal training and development shift to support this.