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Learner Reviews & Feedback for The Payroll Cycle by Automatic Data Processing, Inc. (ADP)

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About the Course

Welcome to The Payroll Cycle, the second course in ADP's Entry-level Payroll Specialist Professional Certificate program. This course explores the end-to-end payroll processing cycle, from data collection to net pay. Students will gain insights into the step-by-step process, including time tracking methods, leave management, new hire onboarding tasks, and potential bottlenecks. This is an entry-level course intended for beginner learners interested in learning the fundamentals of payroll, those pursing an entry-level Payroll Specialist role, and more experienced professionals looking to shift their career to purposefully focus on the area of a Payroll Specialist....

Top reviews

BR

Oct 31, 2024

The Payroll Cycle course is an extraordinary course which helped me understand minute aspects of Payroll in detail

DW

Oct 23, 2024

Very educational and helpful!! I am enjoying this learning process and will definitely stick with this!!!

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By Bhargavi R

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Nov 1, 2024

The Payroll Cycle course is an extraordinary course which helped me understand minute aspects of Payroll in detail

By Danielle W

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Oct 24, 2024

Very educational and helpful!! I am enjoying this learning process and will definitely stick with this!!!

By Monica D L

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Mar 1, 2025

good, informational for beginners

By Laverne H

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Feb 8, 2025

Enjoyed the training

By Adrianne D

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Mar 22, 2025

The audio is varying more for this particular course than it did for the first one. I don't mean the different speakers I mean some of the computerized facilitators have major fluctuations in volume level. Honestly all the courses should be put through an accessibilty review . Yellowish-orange text on white background is painful to read and impossible if you have some of the more common types of color blindness. The moving items in the background of the slides in this one and the 360 rotations I find distracting and/or nauseating; making it hard to focus on the lesson the video is teaching.