Good access to acquiring various skills and learning experiences. State-of-the-art industry software applications. Beautiful campus, different on-campus dining options, awesome gym facility.
A lot of freedom, but not enough structure. Some people are egotistical, arrogant, not receptive, and unwilling to collaborate. There's a lot of focus on offshoring (e.g., India), which can sometimes make managing work schedules quite demanding and challenging.
The interview process involved two rounds of phone interviews, followed by an in-person interview with the team. Considering Oracle is a great company to work for, I accepted the offer. The interview process was intense. I was asked many questions ab
5 rounds of interview: 3 technical and 2 managerial rounds. Not a very good experience, considering that if you answer all their questions, they will make sure you don't answer some by asking irrelevant questions.
I am from a Selenium Java background. They initially started with asking simple Java questions, and then moved to some logical sections. Finally, there was a round of interview with the senior management about my seriousness in joining Oracle, my per
The interview process involved two rounds of phone interviews, followed by an in-person interview with the team. Considering Oracle is a great company to work for, I accepted the offer. The interview process was intense. I was asked many questions ab
5 rounds of interview: 3 technical and 2 managerial rounds. Not a very good experience, considering that if you answer all their questions, they will make sure you don't answer some by asking irrelevant questions.
I am from a Selenium Java background. They initially started with asking simple Java questions, and then moved to some logical sections. Finally, there was a round of interview with the senior management about my seriousness in joining Oracle, my per