Oracle is a large company with different ways to grow your career and steer the direction. It is the large gorilla in the database field, so you can guarantee that you'll work with other companies and try to duplicate what they are doing, or later see that company absorbed by Oracle. The best thing is seeing new technology, as many companies want to partner with Oracle to leverage their market share and capabilities.
Oracle is a very competitive company, from the inside. Different groups will compete to develop similar projects using various programming methods. You can argue whether this is productive or counterproductive.
It can't be done yesterday.
Phone Screen and Onsite Interview. Recruiter informed the feedback was positive and they wanted to move forward with an offer. I didn't hear back from them even after following up multiple times. This was a very bad experience. They made me wait for
Ask some basic Java questions.
There were two rounds in my onsite interview. For the first round, I was asked to implement external sort, which is to sort a large number of elements that cannot fit into memory. For the second round, I was interviewed by the group manager. He ask
Phone Screen and Onsite Interview. Recruiter informed the feedback was positive and they wanted to move forward with an offer. I didn't hear back from them even after following up multiple times. This was a very bad experience. They made me wait for
Ask some basic Java questions.
There were two rounds in my onsite interview. For the first round, I was asked to implement external sort, which is to sort a large number of elements that cannot fit into memory. For the second round, I was interviewed by the group manager. He ask