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Am I crazy for wanting to purchase a Oddesey as a 30M, that only has two small dogs and a partner, no kids? I think the odessey looks sleek and like that it has a V6. I see it more useful than a pickup truck, especially being able to have everything locked up safely in the back.

It has enough room to haul around big furniture pickups, fit all my extended family and friends, and seems comfy asf for road trips. I have a long daily commute and think the odessey would be a great addition.

Talk me out of purchasing a minivan lol

For those of you who have built a career path in the Workday ecosystem, what career paths are out there beyond the obvious ones?

I come from an HR background with a bachelor's degree and have recently started getting hands-on exposure to Workday. I am intrigued more with the system every day.

What path did you take with Workday, and if you were starting over today, what would you recommend?

Please be kind. Long story short, I need to sell my home at the end of the year and move out of state but I’m currently underwater on my loan compared to my homes value. I can’t sell traditionally since it would cost me upward of $40k out of pocket, which I don’t have. This number was confirmed by multiple realtors.

I don’t want to rent it out, would be negative $300-$500 a month. It sounds like my only option here would be a short sale. Anyone who has went through the short sale process, how bad did it impact your credit?

For reference, I’m currently at a 780 and have never missed a payment. Both realtors that I spoke with said I’d need to be in default to be eligible to apply for a short sale approval.

My questions: how much would this lower my credit score? Would the credit impact be the same if I missed the minimum of 3 payment in order to be eligible to apply for short sale approval vs missing all mortage payments moving forward until we get the house sold?

Would would renting after this hits my credit look like? I would start missing payments potentially in July, but can’t physically move and apply for rentals until Nov/December.

Any insight at all would be appreciated.

I will be job searching in the near future with no rush to leave my current role. I want to target HRIS roles but I also want to try and target somewhere I can see myself for the next couple of years.

Anyone have any insight on the best types of industry to be targeting for Workday roles? Also, the ideal size of the employee population per said company? Looking for that ‘sweet spot’ range.

Any insight would be appreciated.