Tech IndustryNov 19, 2018
Newmjhh33

Oracle or Dick’s Sporting Goods

I have two offers. One with oracle which is remote. The other is with DSG and would require me to relocate to the greater Pittsburgh area. Any insight is appreciated. Comp is comparable for from one location to the other. Oracle is all front end while DSG is full stack. Thoughts ?

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McAfee JohnMcPee Nov 19, 2018

Regarding Dick’s Sporting Goods: 1. Was the offer hard to get? 2. Did any of the interviews finish early? 3. How long did the process take? 4. Were you satisfied with the offer? 5. Can you give us a tip?

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mjhh33 OP Nov 19, 2018

Lol I dig the trolling ;)

Oracle fatalflaw Nov 19, 2018

Go where the interviews were harder. Always.

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mjhh33 OP Nov 19, 2018

Hardest is best for sure

Microsoft @zzz Nov 19, 2018

Think also about your next move. While oracle is no Google, but it still is a out and out tech company. Think how dsg might look on your resume and whether those recruiters will just give you a pass. Brand names matter.

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mjhh33 OP Nov 19, 2018

So the interview wasn’t really difficult for either. One was a take home with ten problems(Oracle) which is a front end developer role. DSG was more conversation about what I have done plus api / system design questions. It was for a software engineering role. I personally prefer full stack work. But can do training/ leet code in my free time at home to keep up to date with backend if oracle is the choice.

Oracle fatalflaw Nov 19, 2018

Anything else in the pipeline? What's your gut feeling about both?

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mjhh33 OP Nov 19, 2018

At the current no more for sure offers in the pipeline. DSG would probably be harder work but require relocation. Oracle will be updating internal hr stuff for employees

Microsoft LiftMore Nov 19, 2018

Remote means you can live somewhere cheap and get an effectively huge comp raise. Do it for 2 yrs then find another role with the pocketed cash

Facebook Zuccy Nov 19, 2018

Dick's sporting goods? Wtf, it's not even a tech company. Oracle all day.

Intel eDcy32 Mar 3, 2019

Just curious to know which offer did you accept finally?

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CdSo48 Dec 11, 2019

If the DSG stack is Oracle like where I work (ATG, at that) , go with Oracle, you'll hate the stack either way.