Paradox on Workday

Paradox and Workday, working as one.

Conversational scheduling and screening set up for high-volume hiring and connected cleanly to Workday Recruiting.

Workday acquired Paradox in October 2025, and many Workday customers are adding it for frontline and hourly hiring. The value is real, but only when Paradox’s conversations, scheduling rules and status updates line up with your Workday business processes.

I configure both sides so candidates move quickly and recruiters stop reconciling two systems.

Packages

Paradox Launch

From $15,000

6 to 10 weeks

A complete Paradox setup connected to Workday Recruiting.

  • Conversational flows and screening questions
  • Interview scheduling rules by location
  • Workday Recruiting integration and status mapping
  • Testing, training and go-live
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Paradox Tune-Up

Quoted per project

2 to 3 weeks

For teams already live on Paradox who aren’t getting the results they expected.

  • Review of flows and candidate drop-off
  • Scheduling and integration fixes
  • Recruiter feedback built in
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How working together works

  1. Tell me about the projectA two-minute form: your systems, your timeline, what’s at stake.
  2. Get a fixed-fee proposalScope, timeline and price in writing after a 30-minute call. No change-order surprises.
  3. Work directly with meNo hand-offs to a junior team. The person who scoped it delivers it.

Questions

Do you work for Paradox or Workday?

No. I’m independent and work for you, alongside either company’s teams when that helps.

How long does a launch take?

Most launches take 6 to 10 weeks, depending on the number of locations, job families and integrations.

Do you only work with Workday customers?

Paradox on Workday is the focus of this page, but I also help teams using Paradox with other applicant tracking systems.

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Ready when you are.

Tell me where you are and what you need. Projects that fit get a calendar link right away.

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