There are no pros to Oracle.
The culture here is really bad.
Management doesn't give a sh*t about you.
It is a perfectly structured and organized process. Initially, you contact the Human Resources team. They will determine and present you to the hiring managers for the position. Once there, the process depends on the area, role, level, etc.
The recruiter arranged a Zoom meeting and sent me a list of available dates. I did reply with my availability, and an interview was arranged. However, the recruiter never showed up or answered my follow-up emails. I emailed her twice but never got a
The interview process is long, but worth the hustle. Although it takes time, you get to enjoy benefits after it's over and you get accepted. I've personally wanted to work at Oracle and I'm having a really good time.
It is a perfectly structured and organized process. Initially, you contact the Human Resources team. They will determine and present you to the hiring managers for the position. Once there, the process depends on the area, role, level, etc.
The recruiter arranged a Zoom meeting and sent me a list of available dates. I did reply with my availability, and an interview was arranged. However, the recruiter never showed up or answered my follow-up emails. I emailed her twice but never got a
The interview process is long, but worth the hustle. Although it takes time, you get to enjoy benefits after it's over and you get accepted. I've personally wanted to work at Oracle and I'm having a really good time.