Many other teams have a great manager.
Watch out, guys. Other team members will leave soon.
Where do I start?
The vacation policy was changed to unlimited vacation (and they will not compensate for the accrued vacation).
There's a "boot-licking" policy to get recognized and promoted. There are a few Indian managers and a director (the "three musketeers") who are technically very weak. To be honest, there are more than five Indian managers and zero non-Indian managers, with about two to three QEs.
The interview process is very lame due to non-technical managers and a non-technical director.
Promotion/appraisal happens within the three friends and their friends, so stay away from this team.
Work/life balance sucks big time in these groups, and if you raise a concern, you either tend to leave the job yourself or you are laid off (I have seen it happening).
No appraisal happened within the HQ team in the last two years (amongst QA Engineers), but meanwhile, the Indian team got appraisals (so there is a huge discrepancy happening).
The Director himself said many times that Oracle doesn't pay much.
No advice, because the product is going to fail due to egoistic management. I haven't seen a single manager or director who got fired over the last few years. The product is not making revenue, so there is a huge void.
It was an on-site interview. One round was remote, and I could not hear during that portion. Most questions were technology-related. Additionally, I was asked if I am comfortable with different types of projects.
The interview process is lengthy and consists of four interviews. It includes one interview for team culture fit and then three technical interviews. The entire process usually takes three months, so you'll be waiting for answers for a while.
Great recruiter, very clear on process. They set me up with a technical screening with an engineer. This screening turned out to be a LeetCode question, along with some open-ended questions about distributed systems, all conducted via screen share.
It was an on-site interview. One round was remote, and I could not hear during that portion. Most questions were technology-related. Additionally, I was asked if I am comfortable with different types of projects.
The interview process is lengthy and consists of four interviews. It includes one interview for team culture fit and then three technical interviews. The entire process usually takes three months, so you'll be waiting for answers for a while.
Great recruiter, very clear on process. They set me up with a technical screening with an engineer. This screening turned out to be a LeetCode question, along with some open-ended questions about distributed systems, all conducted via screen share.