Oracle is a great place to work that limits you only according to your desire to work. There is no shortage of ways to learn with many free on-line training tools and sites such as Safari Books. There are many great people working there, which also helps you sharpen your tools.
The only con that I can think of is the work-load never lets up for those who want to be leaders.
Never quit learning. Don't let your managers be your only guide to your future.
Phone interview, followed by onsite. The interviewers appeared to have varying knowledge levels; this was especially apparent when they gave their questions.
I thought the interview was scheduled, but when I went there, it looked more like a walk-in. Lots of people were being interviewed. They asked very simple questions. I was able to answer those pretty well, and then they said I could leave for the day
Amazing interview experience. The interviewers were nice and focused on learning how my experience would contribute to the company and how culturally I would fit. The offer took too long, almost one month. It also came in different from what was ver
Phone interview, followed by onsite. The interviewers appeared to have varying knowledge levels; this was especially apparent when they gave their questions.
I thought the interview was scheduled, but when I went there, it looked more like a walk-in. Lots of people were being interviewed. They asked very simple questions. I was able to answer those pretty well, and then they said I could leave for the day
Amazing interview experience. The interviewers were nice and focused on learning how my experience would contribute to the company and how culturally I would fit. The offer took too long, almost one month. It also came in different from what was ver