The DB org is top-notch, so it is the preferred place to be.
It is both a pro and con: great friends/peers but a few ego-maniacs too.
Managers are usually technical, which is great.
In many teams, you can achieve good work-life balance.
Outside of the DB org, things vary more and can be less stable.
Some areas use legacy processes and technology.
Some areas compete with each other rather than collaborating (same with some peers).
Depending on the area, you may get stuck with old technology or niche knowledge for many years.
In some projects, you may have too many meetings with big audiences, which is usually not very productive.
Try to get a balance between agile and bureaucracy.
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Application I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Oracle. Interview I met the interviewer at a job fair and was immediately asked to do an interview. I did not like the interview; the interviewer was super
They first asked me my name and basic string programs, like reversing the string and etc. Then, they asked me about my projects, which I had done in deep learning and machine learning.
The interview started with a general aptitude round and logical reasoning, followed by a programming round. There were two rounds of technical interviews, and the final round was the general HR round, where it was a very friendly discussion with the
Application I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Oracle. Interview I met the interviewer at a job fair and was immediately asked to do an interview. I did not like the interview; the interviewer was super
They first asked me my name and basic string programs, like reversing the string and etc. Then, they asked me about my projects, which I had done in deep learning and machine learning.