If you get a boost working for a place that's always making tons of money, Oracle is a great place to be. If you don't really get a contact high from the numbers on SEC 10-K reports, then maybe not. Oracle makes lots of money, but tends to not share it with the employees too much.
Directives to management include things like "you may not give an employee a raise and a bonus in the same year".
Bonuses were always pretty slim anyway.
All compensation is predicated on a new college hire staying less than 3 years, and then they're out.
Mostly, you don't need much experience to get to "principal" (level 4), and then it's really difficult to get to level 5.
It used to affect vacation, but Oracle now has "unlimited (with manager approval)" vacation, so better hope you have a decent manager.
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I am very disappointed with the recent interview I had. Finally, after what felt like four months, I finished the Oracle interviews. I thought the interviews went very well. The interviews were not difficult, but eventually, they rejected me with no
The first round was a telephonic round, which was okay. Then, there were two face-to-face interviews at the Noida office. They were not sure what they were looking for.
Essentially a carbon copy of the Amazon interview, OCI started by ex-AWS staff. The process includes 5 interviews: * 2 coding interviews * 1 system design interview * 2 behavioral interviews The first interview is with the "bartender," who is