You can get banking knowledge and application knowledge.
Just don't join because its name has the Oracle brand. They don't have so many projects. Also, they don't have clarity when hiring new joinees. They can move you to a different skill set if they don't have projects for your skill set without letting you know.
Most disorganized interview process. First, HR told me there wouldn't be a written test. Upon arriving, I was made to sit in the cafeteria and write programs. Are you kidding me? A written exam for someone with 4 years of experience! The questions we
Campus Hire * Two DSA rounds with medium questions, including running code and dry runs. Each round had two questions. There was not much intro or project discussion. * One HR round, mostly simple, focusing on personal preferences regarding the
It was campus recruitment. There were four rounds of interview, all of them technical for the most part. The last interview included a few HR questions. The major areas of questioning were from: * Java * SQL * Oracle Cloud (OCI)
Most disorganized interview process. First, HR told me there wouldn't be a written test. Upon arriving, I was made to sit in the cafeteria and write programs. Are you kidding me? A written exam for someone with 4 years of experience! The questions we
Campus Hire * Two DSA rounds with medium questions, including running code and dry runs. Each round had two questions. There was not much intro or project discussion. * One HR round, mostly simple, focusing on personal preferences regarding the
It was campus recruitment. There were four rounds of interview, all of them technical for the most part. The last interview included a few HR questions. The major areas of questioning were from: * Java * SQL * Oracle Cloud (OCI)