Flexibility. If you are developers, then you can pretty much work from home since we can connect to the office machine via VPN.
Meetings can also be attended via conference call.
The benefits, such as medical and 401K, are pretty good compared to other big companies.
There are so many options for medical benefits, so you can choose one that fits you. The vacation is also pretty good since you do not have to report sick days.
Working experience differs from groups. If you are in the ST group, then consider yourself lucky since you pretty much get all the perks.
The downside is probably the lack of promotions and raises. Promotions are very hard to get since there are so many to-do list items that need to be checked off, especially in ST.
Since the company is big, you may feel your contributions are not significant, as you mostly work only on a small part of the product. But that's to be expected from a big company like Oracle.
Add more promotions and salary raises. This will definitely help to keep talented employees in the company.
3 Technical rounds and manager interview. Technical rounds were very well managed with good questions. The questions were pertaining to what the work would actually be. Questions about algorithms, my earlier projects were asked.
I am a citizen currently working in Asia. I had two rounds of phone interviews with the company. Each interview had about 3-4 interviewers on the phone. Generally, the interviews started with introductions and then moved directly into technical que
There was a phone screen followed by three rounds of personal interviews. Expect a lengthy process; it took about one month before I got an offer in my hand.
3 Technical rounds and manager interview. Technical rounds were very well managed with good questions. The questions were pertaining to what the work would actually be. Questions about algorithms, my earlier projects were asked.
I am a citizen currently working in Asia. I had two rounds of phone interviews with the company. Each interview had about 3-4 interviewers on the phone. Generally, the interviews started with introductions and then moved directly into technical que
There was a phone screen followed by three rounds of personal interviews. Expect a lengthy process; it took about one month before I got an offer in my hand.