My experience here at Oracle was wonderful. The people are extremely social and welcoming and love to help out. You get to learn a lot of tools that will be valuable towards your career. The work can be fun too, and there are plentiful perks available as an intern. Also, they are very flexible and understanding, which is extremely valuable.
Sometimes it can be difficult to get work done. When you are stuck on something and ask for help, people can be on a time crunch and aren't available to assist, which leaves you unable to do your work. Sometimes information is limited on the Confluence page and can be outdated.
I had four rounds of technical interviews. The first round involved writing code for a couple of problems. They weren't too tough. You were expected to walk the interviewer through your code. The next two rounds focused on different areas of my tec
I received a phone call from the hiring manager, and then I had an initial phone screening. After that, four rounds of face-to-face interviews were scheduled, along with one Unix quiz.
Absolutely chaotic. I have interviewed with other Big Tech companies, but this experience was by far the worst. Interviews were scheduled informally via email, with no actual recruiter or coordinator involved. The whole agenda seemed arbitrary, both
I had four rounds of technical interviews. The first round involved writing code for a couple of problems. They weren't too tough. You were expected to walk the interviewer through your code. The next two rounds focused on different areas of my tec
I received a phone call from the hiring manager, and then I had an initial phone screening. After that, four rounds of face-to-face interviews were scheduled, along with one Unix quiz.
Absolutely chaotic. I have interviewed with other Big Tech companies, but this experience was by far the worst. Interviews were scheduled informally via email, with no actual recruiter or coordinator involved. The whole agenda seemed arbitrary, both