Remote work! Oracle is not pushing return to office. Work-life balance is great here. I also got a bonus for the first time ever, despite my job being easier now than it was under Cerner. Things feel very stable here.
A lot of Cerner’s old culture persists within Oracle Health (I can’t speak for the other divisions).
It took two years to get a raise after the acquisition. Also, despite being an architect, most truly architectural decisions are still being made by an upper echelon of higher architects and managers.
Post-acquisition, I was paid overtime for a while, but they took it away after a title change.
Town halls start too early, in my opinion. Also, let’s bring pager pay to everyone who is on call. It makes being paged overnight a bit more bearable.
Oracle's interview was thorough and multi-staged, designed to assess both technical expertise and cultural fit. A technical test and coding challenge were difficult. They also tried to figure out if I could handle tight deadlines and pressure.
Easy interview with 5 rounds: * OA + 3 technical rounds and 1 HR round. Interviewers were super friendly. * Round 1: Two coding-related questions. * Round 2: One puzzle and two coding questions. * Round 3: One system design question. * H
You have to attend all rounds, and at the end, they will either select or reject. This feels unnecessary, but that's the process. I was not selected and kind of knew after the 3rd or 4th round. But I'm posting the kind of questions asked in the pro
Oracle's interview was thorough and multi-staged, designed to assess both technical expertise and cultural fit. A technical test and coding challenge were difficult. They also tried to figure out if I could handle tight deadlines and pressure.
Easy interview with 5 rounds: * OA + 3 technical rounds and 1 HR round. Interviewers were super friendly. * Round 1: Two coding-related questions. * Round 2: One puzzle and two coding questions. * Round 3: One system design question. * H
You have to attend all rounds, and at the end, they will either select or reject. This feels unnecessary, but that's the process. I was not selected and kind of knew after the 3rd or 4th round. But I'm posting the kind of questions asked in the pro