I want to enjoy my work and contribute my best as I can. I think Oracle is best for me, learning-wise and also work-wise.
There is no downside at a company like Oracle. It's only upside, the future, excellence.
I think you have enough experience. Why don't you try to create your own type of oracle?
Campus interview and on-site interview. I talked with the recruiting manager throughout the process, who was very helpful. I visited three different sites: * SF * Orange County * Natick office
I worked extensively with the Oracle recruiting team to find an appropriate team in the Boston area. For about three weeks, I interviewed with several teams in the area, mostly in Burlington, but also a team in Cambridge. I'll admit that nerves got
Applied at the university career fair on Oct. 15. Received an email which let me pick the team that I was interested in. Then received a phone interview on Jan. 10. Basically, the interview went through the resume and some machine learning questions.
Campus interview and on-site interview. I talked with the recruiting manager throughout the process, who was very helpful. I visited three different sites: * SF * Orange County * Natick office
I worked extensively with the Oracle recruiting team to find an appropriate team in the Boston area. For about three weeks, I interviewed with several teams in the area, mostly in Burlington, but also a team in Cambridge. I'll admit that nerves got
Applied at the university career fair on Oct. 15. Received an email which let me pick the team that I was interested in. Then received a phone interview on Jan. 10. Basically, the interview went through the resume and some machine learning questions.