Depending on the project, you get to learn a lot. People are helpful and ready to mentor. Not a very hierarchical management structure. No fixed 9-5 job, as it's a product company.
Can get intense during the release cycle.
Use the latest tools and technologies. Sometimes, open-source tools are better than Oracle.
The interview was divided into two rounds. First was the technical round, in which they asked me about my previous internship and my summer project. Then they asked two easy coding questions, and finally, one puzzle. The second round was the HR rou
Oracle came hiring for the position of Application Developer Engineer and Server Technology Engineer. The cutoff was 7 CGPA, and the position was open for all branches. There were a total of 4 rounds: * 1 online MCQ Test * 3 Tech Interview roun
I applied for the Java Developer post. There were four rounds. Three were conducted via telephone, and the last one was face-to-face. The first round was very easy; they only asked basic questions. The further rounds were a little challenging.
The interview was divided into two rounds. First was the technical round, in which they asked me about my previous internship and my summer project. Then they asked two easy coding questions, and finally, one puzzle. The second round was the HR rou
Oracle came hiring for the position of Application Developer Engineer and Server Technology Engineer. The cutoff was 7 CGPA, and the position was open for all branches. There were a total of 4 rounds: * 1 online MCQ Test * 3 Tech Interview roun
I applied for the Java Developer post. There were four rounds. Three were conducted via telephone, and the last one was face-to-face. The first round was very easy; they only asked basic questions. The further rounds were a little challenging.