Good work-life balance, good colleagues, safe job (rarely fire people).
Oracle is better to join after certain experience, with a high package but moderate work.
No hikes (or minimal hikes in most of the teams).
Very little growth.
Not suitable for young, driven people.
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.
Round 1: 1 coding question followed by a detailed discussion on the project displayed on the resume. Later, OOPS concepts were tested. Round 2: 2 coding questions followed by a brief discussion on other projects displayed on the resume. I was able
The interview is easy, but the background verification (BGV) is a really painful process. Lots of forms to be filled.
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.
Round 1: 1 coding question followed by a detailed discussion on the project displayed on the resume. Later, OOPS concepts were tested. Round 2: 2 coding questions followed by a brief discussion on other projects displayed on the resume. I was able
The interview is easy, but the background verification (BGV) is a really painful process. Lots of forms to be filled.