Flexible work hours was a plus.
Big bureaucracy was a con.
I interviewed at Oracle OCI in Pleasanton. They scheduled my phone screen interview twice, and the interviewer did not show up on both occasions. I was then called for an onsite interview directly afterwards. Out of all the onsite interviews, two in
Round 1 - The Interviewer was polite and asked relevant questions. Round 2 - The interviewer was rude and was not communicating. She was receiving frequent calls, and when I was clarifying a question, she became furious. Her way of talking was not p
The process was fine; almost all interviews were booked within a week. The interview was very technical, focused on Java. I'm expecting another interview with the team next week or so.
I interviewed at Oracle OCI in Pleasanton. They scheduled my phone screen interview twice, and the interviewer did not show up on both occasions. I was then called for an onsite interview directly afterwards. Out of all the onsite interviews, two in
Round 1 - The Interviewer was polite and asked relevant questions. Round 2 - The interviewer was rude and was not communicating. She was receiving frequent calls, and when I was clarifying a question, she became furious. Her way of talking was not p
The process was fine; almost all interviews were booked within a week. The interview was very technical, focused on Java. I'm expecting another interview with the team next week or so.