Flexibility in time. Work from home option a few days a week. Good sick leave policy.
More work, but less headcount.
All acquired companies are not totally transitioned to the working style of original Oracle. It is like two different companies.
Make the acquisition process more efficient. It would be really good, say at the end of two years after acquisition, for those groups to work the exact same way as original Oracle.
I had two phone interviews. The first was with my manager, focusing on my expertise, skills, etc. The second was with a peer and covered Java fundamentals entirely. The onsite interview lasted 3-4 hours and was entirely technical, involving coding
Couple of phone interviews were conducted. Then, personal interviews were held with four members from the team/group and the manager. Questions ranged from process-related topics to technical subjects like Java, Unix, and Oracle.
Had an initial phone interview and then an on-site interview with about 5 people. Questions were typical of a big software company, covering analytical problems, design problems, and general exploration of skills.
I had two phone interviews. The first was with my manager, focusing on my expertise, skills, etc. The second was with a peer and covered Java fundamentals entirely. The onsite interview lasted 3-4 hours and was entirely technical, involving coding
Couple of phone interviews were conducted. Then, personal interviews were held with four members from the team/group and the manager. Questions ranged from process-related topics to technical subjects like Java, Unix, and Oracle.
Had an initial phone interview and then an on-site interview with about 5 people. Questions were typical of a big software company, covering analytical problems, design problems, and general exploration of skills.