Jim Shaughnessy, Workday general counsel. Courtesy photo.
Shaughnessy, who joined the cloud computing company in 2011, believes that it's possible for in-house counsel baffled by data privacy and GDPR to "get up to speed very quickly."
May 23, 2018 at 02:12 PM
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As an undergraduate, Workday Inc. general counsel Jim Shaughnessy studied political science and math. But he also found himself drawn to computers and information technology, writing code and programming.
“I developed an interest in information technology that I ended up putting aside in the first several years of my career,” he said.
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