Great work-life balance, interesting project.
Low pay compared to similar companies. Difficult to make changes and overly bureaucratic.
On advice, I prepared for about two weeks. There were five interviews over two days, two with coding. The initial screening was also very technical. Things seemed to be going well, and I got good interim feedback, but one of the interviewers on day
Came to Oracle through a company acquisition. As a manager, I have not hired any non-college graduates for many years. Most non-college hires are done in India. I am not aware of one common process that each organization follows. It is mostly up to
First, there is an online test, then a few rounds of technical interviews depending on your response, and finally an HR interview. There is also a presentation about their company and a Q&A session regarding any questions about the company, working
On advice, I prepared for about two weeks. There were five interviews over two days, two with coding. The initial screening was also very technical. Things seemed to be going well, and I got good interim feedback, but one of the interviewers on day
Came to Oracle through a company acquisition. As a manager, I have not hired any non-college graduates for many years. Most non-college hires are done in India. I am not aware of one common process that each organization follows. It is mostly up to
First, there is an online test, then a few rounds of technical interviews depending on your response, and finally an HR interview. There is also a presentation about their company and a Q&A session regarding any questions about the company, working