Pay increases are few and far between. Oracle doesn't compete in this area. Either you accept the mediocre salary, or move on.
The management clearly know what they're doing, and I feel very comfortable trusting their decisions.
My only advice would be that you can't replace an engineer who has 10-15 years of experience with a college graduate and expect things to run as smoothly as before.
I was reached out to by a recruiter. Generally, the process was standard, with LeetCode questions and so on. The difficulty was average; standard data structure and algorithm preparation would be sufficient to pass the interviews.
As with most companies, an interview can vary widely depending on who happens to be your interviewer(s). This particular interview was less technical and focused more on "soft skills," such as work style preferences and conflict resolution. The tech
The recruitment process includes: * An online aptitude round * A coding round * Two technical interviews (one online) * A final HR interview These stages are designed to assess candidates' skills, technical knowledge, and cultural fit.
I was reached out to by a recruiter. Generally, the process was standard, with LeetCode questions and so on. The difficulty was average; standard data structure and algorithm preparation would be sufficient to pass the interviews.
As with most companies, an interview can vary widely depending on who happens to be your interviewer(s). This particular interview was less technical and focused more on "soft skills," such as work style preferences and conflict resolution. The tech
The recruitment process includes: * An online aptitude round * A coding round * Two technical interviews (one online) * A final HR interview These stages are designed to assess candidates' skills, technical knowledge, and cultural fit.