Work-life balance is good.
No hike once you join.
It took months, seven months till the final interview. In total, five rounds, Java mainly, and the last one was a Java plus manager round. After the final round, HR called for salary negotiation, and everything was done. But no offer letter, nor did
My interview process was pretty quick, but generally, interviews at Oracle can take up to several months. I had: * One phone interview * Four one-on-one interviews An employee's analytical skills are tested.
Part of college hiring. The whole process took around 6 hours. Questions were based on general DSA topics related to Linked Lists and arrays. Overall, there were: * 2 pure technical rounds * 1 manager round * 1 HR round The process went very smoot
It took months, seven months till the final interview. In total, five rounds, Java mainly, and the last one was a Java plus manager round. After the final round, HR called for salary negotiation, and everything was done. But no offer letter, nor did
My interview process was pretty quick, but generally, interviews at Oracle can take up to several months. I had: * One phone interview * Four one-on-one interviews An employee's analytical skills are tested.
Part of college hiring. The whole process took around 6 hours. Questions were based on general DSA topics related to Linked Lists and arrays. Overall, there were: * 2 pure technical rounds * 1 manager round * 1 HR round The process went very smoot