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I sent my resume to the Oracle recruiting email address and received a reply from HR. Later, she called me asking for some basic information. It was not like a phone interview. My resume was then reviewed by groups at Oracle. About one month later,
I turned in a paper resume at my college career fair and, to my great surprise, received an email inviting me to travel for onsite interviews – no phone screen. I "interviewed" with 5 teams, but all of them viewed it as a foregone conclusion that I
The interview itself was not very difficult. The interviewer asked all the relevant questions needed for the role and was friendly and accommodating. There were three rounds to test your skills. Basic system design questions and data structures were
I sent my resume to the Oracle recruiting email address and received a reply from HR. Later, she called me asking for some basic information. It was not like a phone interview. My resume was then reviewed by groups at Oracle. About one month later,
I turned in a paper resume at my college career fair and, to my great surprise, received an email inviting me to travel for onsite interviews – no phone screen. I "interviewed" with 5 teams, but all of them viewed it as a foregone conclusion that I
The interview itself was not very difficult. The interviewer asked all the relevant questions needed for the role and was friendly and accommodating. There were three rounds to test your skills. Basic system design questions and data structures were