If you're a new grad, Oracle is a great place to learn and innovate. Management is great, but this is highly team-dependent.
Lots of tape stopping you from innovating.
One hour phone interview. I was asked some questions about the projects I worked on. Then, some algorithm questions were asked; the questions were very simple. One week later, I got an on-site interview. The interview had 3 rounds: The first round:
Three back-to-back VOs for OCI. The overall experience was okay, except for the first round. The interviewer was not very nice and interrupted a couple of times. I felt very uncomfortable and messed up a super easy coding question. The second inte
The interview was good. We've been doing online code challenges. I was doing it in VS Code, so basically, I'm doing some kind of algorithm development. It was kind of a sum finder.
One hour phone interview. I was asked some questions about the projects I worked on. Then, some algorithm questions were asked; the questions were very simple. One week later, I got an on-site interview. The interview had 3 rounds: The first round:
Three back-to-back VOs for OCI. The overall experience was okay, except for the first round. The interviewer was not very nice and interrupted a couple of times. I felt very uncomfortable and messed up a super easy coding question. The second inte
The interview was good. We've been doing online code challenges. I was doing it in VS Code, so basically, I'm doing some kind of algorithm development. It was kind of a sum finder.