Oracle is amazing. I worked with Oracle for 2 years and enjoyed the journey.
There are many pros that I can list out here:
Oracle is a very cool company; one can think of settling with Oracle. I would definitely recommend people to join Oracle.
There are too many pros, but cons are also there:
Most employees are leaving because they are not getting salaries as per market standards. You can enjoy only if you joined with better compensation.
I appreciate management for keeping the processes in a flow, but just one complaint about hikes. Employees can think of longer stays if they are paid better.
I had four rounds of technical interviews. The first round involved writing code for a couple of problems. They weren't too tough. You were expected to walk the interviewer through your code. The next two rounds focused on different areas of my tec
I had a series of phone interviews, up to five in total. The questions were related mostly to technology, and surprisingly, nothing on the projects I was involved in developing at my previous organization. The questions were in-depth, trying to asc
There were three rounds of interviews: two technical and one managerial. Overall, the interview was easy. You were given a lot of time to solve the problems. The interviewers would present a problem and then leave for 15-20 minutes before returning.
I had four rounds of technical interviews. The first round involved writing code for a couple of problems. They weren't too tough. You were expected to walk the interviewer through your code. The next two rounds focused on different areas of my tec
I had a series of phone interviews, up to five in total. The questions were related mostly to technology, and surprisingly, nothing on the projects I was involved in developing at my previous organization. The questions were in-depth, trying to asc
There were three rounds of interviews: two technical and one managerial. Overall, the interview was easy. You were given a lot of time to solve the problems. The interviewers would present a problem and then leave for 15-20 minutes before returning.