Lots of support from my mentor and team. A good amount of intern programming, like a virtual escape game and scavenger hunt, and talks. Uber Eats credit and Oracle student store credit were the cherry on top.
Worked on an intern project for internal use instead of actual stories or a project with a high impact. Not a lot of opportunities to meet other interns.
The interview went fine. It took a while before HR finally drafted up an offer. Actually, at that point, I thought I didn't get an offer and was ready to move on. I asked HR to arrange another interview with another location. Weirdly enough, HR spe
I submitted my application through Oracle's job portal. After a few days, they sent me a link to schedule a pre-screen. I scheduled it, and the HR person did not show up. I rescheduled, and again the person did not show up. In the end, I decided to
The process went well. The first round was online. Shortlisted candidates then entered the second round, which was technical. It continued from there. Two or three technical rounds were conducted. Candidates were selected based on their performance.
The interview went fine. It took a while before HR finally drafted up an offer. Actually, at that point, I thought I didn't get an offer and was ready to move on. I asked HR to arrange another interview with another location. Weirdly enough, HR spe
I submitted my application through Oracle's job portal. After a few days, they sent me a link to schedule a pre-screen. I scheduled it, and the HR person did not show up. I rescheduled, and again the person did not show up. In the end, I decided to
The process went well. The first round was online. Shortlisted candidates then entered the second round, which was technical. It continued from there. Two or three technical rounds were conducted. Candidates were selected based on their performance.