Work-life balance is amazing. You can crawl, walk, run – whatever you like. Of course, if you work hard, you will be rewarded.
The HQ campus is amazing, probably the most beautiful of all Bay Area companies. The gym is super awesome, and the food is top-notch.
All product development teams have a program for recent college grads called Oracle College Hires (OCH).
Perks include:
As a college grad, you will know more than 100 people just like you within the first month. It's a great program to keep college grads here, with amazing perks and something you would never expect at a B2B enterprise company.
Incremental raises are small.
If you want to get a big salary hike, consider switching teams or roles.
Job title and salaries aren't correlated.
The best way to get a big salary is to leave and join back.
Recent hires get a very competitive salary, which is larger than that of people with 3-5 years of experience.
Oracle still has the Big Giant Enterprise company image, even though a lot of cool stuff is coming out of the assembly line. Try to fix that with cooler technologies. Fusion, Tap, Cloud, and Apps is a move in the right direction.
It's simple. If you're a recent college grad, know this: Oracle only hires from the top 15 schools that excel in both ECE/CS curricula. If you're not from the top 15, forget it. Historically, only the top 1% (GPA > 3.90) receive an on-campus interv
As a new grad, they gave me a huge list of teams interested in interviewing me. I picked a few and did an all-day onsite with them.
I had an on-campus interview scheduled at the career fair, but it was canceled because the interviewer was sick. I was invited to fly out and interview on site anyway. It was a day-long affair, involving 7 interviews with either one or two people fo
It's simple. If you're a recent college grad, know this: Oracle only hires from the top 15 schools that excel in both ECE/CS curricula. If you're not from the top 15, forget it. Historically, only the top 1% (GPA > 3.90) receive an on-campus interv
As a new grad, they gave me a huge list of teams interested in interviewing me. I picked a few and did an all-day onsite with them.
I had an on-campus interview scheduled at the career fair, but it was canceled because the interviewer was sick. I was invited to fly out and interview on site anyway. It was a day-long affair, involving 7 interviews with either one or two people fo