Most products and services at OCI are still relatively young compared to competitors (AWS, Azure, Google).
This is good, as you have plenty of opportunity to have an impact and influence change.
Competitive salaries.
Benefits list is lacking compared to competitors.
Career growth/promotions are slow.
Younger services mean more hours worked, making them stable.
Having rules like regardless of performance, no one can be promoted prior to one year is insane and costs your talent. Additionally, disregarding first-line manager and skip-level manager performance reports, and adjusting a performance rating at the SVP level in order to save on performance rewards, is shady. Keep that up, and AWS and Microsoft will be praising you for all the great talent you're sending them.
4 to 5 round. Ask queries around OCI Values and how you adhere to the value concept – something similar to Amazon's value system. You will need to have a good handle on scenarios, and most queries are scenario-based. Rapid fire round on technical
I participated in three hour-long interviews with various members of the team I was to join. These interviews were partially technical and partially background. The interviewers were friendly and welcoming. I was recommended previously by a third
The interview process included a recruiter screen, a call with the hiring manager, and then a technical screen with an engineer from the team. There were five 45-minute onsite interviews at their beautiful downtown Seattle office. I was asked to com
4 to 5 round. Ask queries around OCI Values and how you adhere to the value concept – something similar to Amazon's value system. You will need to have a good handle on scenarios, and most queries are scenario-based. Rapid fire round on technical
I participated in three hour-long interviews with various members of the team I was to join. These interviews were partially technical and partially background. The interviewers were friendly and welcoming. I was recommended previously by a third
The interview process included a recruiter screen, a call with the hiring manager, and then a technical screen with an engineer from the team. There were five 45-minute onsite interviews at their beautiful downtown Seattle office. I was asked to com