Apply on Workday in Canada without retyping your résumé
Apply on Workday in Canada without retyping your résumé
Workday powers career pages for major Canadian banks, telecoms, retailers, and universities. Each application can take 30–45 minutes if you type everything manually. my-id.ca cuts that time by filling from your saved profile.
Real-life scenario
Marcus applies to three Workday-hosted roles at Canadian financial institutions in one evening. Each form asks for four prior employers with supervisor names and "reason for leaving." Marcus enables my-id.ca autofill, uses Fill all on this page for the repetitive blocks, then reads the screening questions before submit.
Step-by-step
- Install my-id.ca autofill and sign in.
- Open the employer's Workday application and opt in when the extension prompts.
- Click into each section — My Information, My Experience, Education — and insert saved values.
- Answer employer-specific questions (diversity self-ID, relocation, salary) manually or from notes.
- Attach your résumé PDF from my-id.ca Files if requested.
- Review every page before final submit.
Common Workday fields my-id.ca fills
- Legal name, address, phone, email
- Work history: company, title, dates, description
- Education: institution, degree, graduation year
- References and emergency contact (if in your profile)
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Frequently asked questions
- Does my-id.ca work on all Workday sites?
- It works on standard Workday application forms. Some employers add custom screening questions that need manual answers.
- Can my-id.ca upload my CV to Workday?
- Workday often parses an uploaded résumé separately. Use my-id.ca for structured fields; attach the PDF from Files when prompted.
- Workday asks for a login — does my-id.ca create one?
- No. You create a Workday account per employer if required. my-id.ca only fills application fields.