My team members are all so nice.
They let me get on with my work and I can reach out to anyone whenever if I'm really stuck on something.
I'm learning a lot. They have Oracle University and many other great resources freely accessible for each employee.
The internship is 12/13 months (depending on location), but sadly for me in Ireland, this means that I'm pushing my graduation year back by one year.
Still worth it though :)
Only two interns were in the same team. I think it'd be nice if each intern were paired up with a buddy to learn and work with.
I was interviewed during the lockdown period, and it was all via Zoom calls. First, I went through an initial phone screening. After that, a couple of calls and next steps were organized to meet via Zoom with various senior members of the team. On
I was contacted via LinkedIn and asked if I would like to interview with Oracle for a graduate position. I accepted the offer and had one phone interview with the company. Firstly, they used a phone call instead of something like Skype or Zoom, and
Approached by a recruiter from Oracle. There could be around 4-5 rounds: * 2 Telephonic rounds * Coding rounds * Face-to-face round * Manager round Interviews are purely technical and mostly on basics.
I was interviewed during the lockdown period, and it was all via Zoom calls. First, I went through an initial phone screening. After that, a couple of calls and next steps were organized to meet via Zoom with various senior members of the team. On
I was contacted via LinkedIn and asked if I would like to interview with Oracle for a graduate position. I accepted the offer and had one phone interview with the company. Firstly, they used a phone call instead of something like Skype or Zoom, and
Approached by a recruiter from Oracle. There could be around 4-5 rounds: * 2 Telephonic rounds * Coding rounds * Face-to-face round * Manager round Interviews are purely technical and mostly on basics.