Mission: Oracle is the world’s leading provider of business software. But you probably already knew that. With a presence in over 175 countries, we are one of the biggest technology companies on the planet. What you might not know is that we are leading a cloud
I have been working at Oracle full-time (More than 3 years)
Pros
Oracle invests in its people, great benefits, real flexible working
Cons
More transparency around salary increases
Helpful (1)
Application
I applied online. I interviewed at Oracle (Sydney) in June 2019.
Interview
Hands down, the worst interview experience ever.
It went from progressing very quickly ( phone screen, face-to-face, VP face-to-face and told about a quick next step) to dead silence.
While I was interviewing with them, I had another interview which led to a job offer. I was upfront with them and at first, they said they said I was the "preferred candidate" and would like me to stall the other guys. Long story short, I turned down the other job and all of a sudden, there was no communication whatsoever.
It'd be nice to at least know what happened or receive any kind of feedback but I guess that's not how they do things as I've tried contacting them multiple times.
I suppose if this is the way they do things it's a blessing in disguise but this will DEFINITELY make me think twice about having anything to do with this brand in the future.
Interview Questions
We’re committed to creating a workplace where people with disabilities can succeed without barriers, and are proud to be a top-scorer on the Disability Equality Index. Learn how people like Elkin are working to increase accessibility.
In Oracle, Amber found not just a company that embraces diversity, but also an environment where she can effect change. Read her story of transition and of how Oracle supports the LGBTQ+ community. #Pride #OracleforAll #LifeatOracle
