HR reached out for an initial Zoom meeting to explain the role and understand my experience.
Zoom meeting with the Hiring Manager to understand my skills in more detail and explain about the role and company, salary expectations, and etc.
Invited for a loop interview, 5 hours with 5 different interviewers, including a bartender. For this, I had to take a day off from my current work.
After a month from the loop interview, HR called to say the interview was very positive and asked a few more questions regarding security clearance (travel in the last 5 years, citizenship, etc. - there was no reason for the clearance to be rejected).
After 3 days, HR called to say they could not offer me the position because my salary expectation was high for this role.
I was very disappointed because they plainly wasted my time. I was asked for my desired salary at the first stage of the interview, and they rejected me on that basis at the end.
Lots of behavioral questions, but there were technical questions as well.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Oracle OCI Technical Operations Engineer role in London, United Kingdom.
Oracle's interview process for their OCI Technical Operations Engineer roles in London, the United Kingdom is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Oracle's OCI Technical Operations Engineer interview process in London, United Kingdom.