Oracle has some very smart and technical people and managers, which makes for a good and challenging work environment. The technology and tools are great. I highly recommend it for people looking to rise into technical management or get a few years in if you're new in your career.
If you're in a long-term technical track and do not want to manage people, I would not recommend staying at Oracle for more than a few years, since they do not do salary raises, only management promotions.
Consider salary raises for employees on the technical track.
The process happened completely online. The recruiter was from the US. He got straight to the point, starting by asking about my experience and then jumping right into live coding via a shared screen.
A very nice and interesting process, demonstrating a general understanding of: * Unix systems * Networking * Bash scripts * Python syntax * Problem-solving * Tests coverage * Terraform * Django framework * Libraries importing and o
The Hiring Manager reached out to me about the position. 1. The first technical round interview was with an architect from the USA, which I cleared. 2. The second technical round interview was with an architect from India, which I also cleared. 3. T
The process happened completely online. The recruiter was from the US. He got straight to the point, starting by asking about my experience and then jumping right into live coding via a shared screen.
A very nice and interesting process, demonstrating a general understanding of: * Unix systems * Networking * Bash scripts * Python syntax * Problem-solving * Tests coverage * Terraform * Django framework * Libraries importing and o
The Hiring Manager reached out to me about the position. 1. The first technical round interview was with an architect from the USA, which I cleared. 2. The second technical round interview was with an architect from India, which I also cleared. 3. T