Use Case: I have 2 "date time" values (ie "8/17/2018 2:08:30 PM") that I am comparing against each other in a conditional decision to determine if entry 1 was modified before or after entry 2. I am utilizing the "LastModifiedDate" property for each entry that is returned from a search activity.

I am able to consistently replicate that the "seconds" from the 2nd value is always dropped. I have even created tokens, set the properties to "date time" and replicated this instead of using the LastModifiedDate property directly. This yields the same result. 

After several hours of troubleshooting, I was able to determine this was why my workflow was not working properly and determine a workaround. If I format the token in the second comparison field manually by specifying the formatting in token dialog, it works as expected. The question is, why do I have to manually format the value for this to work? The data for the seconds is obviously retained, since when it is manually formatted, it shows the correct number of seconds for the entry in question. 

I have attached screenshots to demonstrate the details. I also opened a support ticket, just so the issue was logged.

Many thanks for your time, 

Jason