Always a great company
Always a great company
Nice place near my home. The community is the best of things. Every branch of Oracle comes from the best companies with the best employees.
Best projects to do. Very interesting work. Worthwhile salaries. Every senior manager is very good and friendly. Hard-working employees.
Best management is seriously working on the way.
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Senior Principal Applications Engineer
Mostly four rounds. First round: Primarily focuses on basic technical skills and communication. The 2nd and 3rd rounds are technical skills rounds. These are very exhaustive. A person's technical knowledge and past experience are evaluated, mostly
Software Engineer
I interviewed with Oracle through college recruiting four years ago. If you graduate from their list of target schools, it is easy to get an onsite interview. Before the onsite, the recruiter sent a list of groups that were interested in interviewing
Applications Engineer
1. Spoke with the Product Manager to get a scope of what each project is about. 2. Spoke with the Manager of the group (could ask technical or non-technical questions). 3. Spoke with Developers of the group (mostly technical).
Senior Principal Applications Engineer
IndiaMay 1, 2019Mostly four rounds. First round: Primarily focuses on basic technical skills and communication. The 2nd and 3rd rounds are technical skills rounds. These are very exhaustive. A person's technical knowledge and past experience are evaluated, mostly
Software Engineer
Redwood City, California, United StatesNovember 1, 2009I interviewed with Oracle through college recruiting four years ago. If you graduate from their list of target schools, it is easy to get an onsite interview. Before the onsite, the recruiter sent a list of groups that were interested in interviewing
Applications Engineer
Redwood City, California, United StatesOctober 1, 20091. Spoke with the Product Manager to get a scope of what each project is about. 2. Spoke with the Manager of the group (could ask technical or non-technical questions). 3. Spoke with Developers of the group (mostly technical).
