Very professional, business-oriented, minimal office politics work environment. Decent health and 401K.
Unless you're in the Sun Micro legacy groups. Slow to drop old Sun ways that did in that company. Slow to the cloud. I would not consider reapplying for another Oracle position for this one reason. Why work for the also-ran? Now I'm working in AWS, and then a competitive compare with OPC.
Undersell Amazon!
I found out about the job through a referral and was fast-tracked through to the onsite stage. The bulk of the interview was four hours of dehumanizing, humiliating, and frustrating whiteboard coding exercises conducted by different members of the t
The recruiter set up the phone interview with the hiring manager. The problem was to implement an in-memory view counting system. The requirement was to return the accumulated count per hour for the requested hour in the last 24 hours. The manager in
Initially, there was a phone screen by a recruiter, followed by a phone interview. I had four one-on-one interviews onsite: * Three technical rounds * One behavioral round They were not very tough. At the end of the process, I spoke with the
I found out about the job through a referral and was fast-tracked through to the onsite stage. The bulk of the interview was four hours of dehumanizing, humiliating, and frustrating whiteboard coding exercises conducted by different members of the t
The recruiter set up the phone interview with the hiring manager. The problem was to implement an in-memory view counting system. The requirement was to return the accumulated count per hour for the requested hour in the last 24 hours. The manager in
Initially, there was a phone screen by a recruiter, followed by a phone interview. I had four one-on-one interviews onsite: * Three technical rounds * One behavioral round They were not very tough. At the end of the process, I spoke with the