Once you are in a project with budget, you have the opportunity to grow. You have the right amount of time and flexibility for family or other hobbies.
The majority hoarders at Oracle try to use you and block your growth, rather than guide you and enable your growth. After some time, you tend to follow them. It is difficult to always do the right thing.
If you are part of a project without "strategic initiatives" or without budget, then life is relaxed and there is no personal or technical growth involved.
Identify the people on your team who are sound technically and like to solve problems silently, without making any noise about them. Oracle is running smoothly because of them. Do not only promote people who make noise, create problems, and then solve them. They survive and grow only by pointing out problems.
A very thorough process. The initial screening call is by a recruiter, followed by an interview with the hiring manager to check if you are a potential candidate. If successful, then you are in for a loop interview with 5 interviewers, followed by a
I had three rounds of phone interviews and received an offer. The interviewers were nice. One was from India, and the other two were from the US. The questions were all based on the experience I shared on my CV. There were no challenging questions.
The interviewer didn't focus on what was required. I had made a project with an AI integration. He said, "We aren't hiring for AI-related roles." My major was in IoT and cybersecurity. He told me to pursue IoT, which was not professional at all.
A very thorough process. The initial screening call is by a recruiter, followed by an interview with the hiring manager to check if you are a potential candidate. If successful, then you are in for a loop interview with 5 interviewers, followed by a
I had three rounds of phone interviews and received an offer. The interviewers were nice. One was from India, and the other two were from the US. The questions were all based on the experience I shared on my CV. There were no challenging questions.
The interviewer didn't focus on what was required. I had made a project with an AI integration. He said, "We aren't hiring for AI-related roles." My major was in IoT and cybersecurity. He told me to pursue IoT, which was not professional at all.