Generally, hours are not bad. You can work at home often. Working in the internal database team will involve interesting projects.
The environment is not very friendly. More senior engineers can treat "lower" engineers very dismissively. There are not many opportunities for career advancement, as the database team is very mature.
Many new hires leave within the first year. The cutthroat environment is driving many good engineers away, as there are plenty of other opportunities out there with companies that have much more cachet than Oracle.
The interview consists of two coding rounds on a whiteboard and one HR interview to discuss your past projects and technical details. Overall, the interview is easy if your basic concepts are clear. The entire process may take a month or two.
Applied through the career fair and had a phone screen with some technical questions. It wasn't too difficult, just what you would expect from a technical phone screen. Oracle was very nice and on top of things, but I do feel like the entire interv
We had a written test followed by 4 rounds of technical and 1 HR round. After discussion with HR, asked to leave. No response from then. The technical rounds comprised of detailed questions from Java and J2EE in detail. Asked to design and write a co
The interview consists of two coding rounds on a whiteboard and one HR interview to discuss your past projects and technical details. Overall, the interview is easy if your basic concepts are clear. The entire process may take a month or two.
Applied through the career fair and had a phone screen with some technical questions. It wasn't too difficult, just what you would expect from a technical phone screen. Oracle was very nice and on top of things, but I do feel like the entire interv
We had a written test followed by 4 rounds of technical and 1 HR round. After discussion with HR, asked to leave. No response from then. The technical rounds comprised of detailed questions from Java and J2EE in detail. Asked to design and write a co