Oracle is a fun place to work.
There are equal opportunities for growth and fun. This makes it a wholesome place to work and thrive.
The teams are mostly remote, so it gets difficult for freshers to learn quickly.
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.
There is a common online test for all profiles. Based on the answer responses, candidates are shortlisted for different profiles. A total of 3 rounds are conducted: * 2 technical rounds * 1 HR round On the day of the interview, a pre-placement
It was a good experience; the interviewers were friendly. I actually had a power cut during the interview. The interviewer told me not to panic and was very cooperative. So, there's no need to worry about how to give an interview. Focus on the skill
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.
There is a common online test for all profiles. Based on the answer responses, candidates are shortlisted for different profiles. A total of 3 rounds are conducted: * 2 technical rounds * 1 HR round On the day of the interview, a pre-placement
It was a good experience; the interviewers were friendly. I actually had a power cut during the interview. The interviewer told me not to panic and was very cooperative. So, there's no need to worry about how to give an interview. Focus on the skill