Learned a lot of useful skills.
It was harder than I thought it would be.
Had a quick 30-minute video chat with a front-end engineer and the hiring manager. We mostly walked through my resume, recent projects, tech stack, and why I'm interested in Oracle. There were a few light JavaScript/React questions, some discussion
I had a great conversation with the recruiter, who explained the interview process, information about the position, and so on. Then I had a conversation with the technical manager. I was rejected without a reasonable explanation. After I started tel
The hiring manager contacted me via LinkedIn. We had an informal discussion about the role and team. I was interested in the role, so I decided to move forward. The next steps were a phone interview (which included basic data structure questions)
Had a quick 30-minute video chat with a front-end engineer and the hiring manager. We mostly walked through my resume, recent projects, tech stack, and why I'm interested in Oracle. There were a few light JavaScript/React questions, some discussion
I had a great conversation with the recruiter, who explained the interview process, information about the position, and so on. Then I had a conversation with the technical manager. I was rejected without a reasonable explanation. After I started tel
The hiring manager contacted me via LinkedIn. We had an informal discussion about the role and team. I was interested in the role, so I decided to move forward. The next steps were a phone interview (which included basic data structure questions)