There is no reason as such, apart from the fact that OBP is a good product, but the management, coding, and testing teams do not ensure quality-driven development of the product.
There are many [issues] regarding the OBP product team only:
Please understand your product won't reach the desired level if you don't come out of your comfort zone and make a few decisions, like revamping the down-line management team altogether.
Please understand, even if the best ones leave within a year or so, appraise them what they deserve. It is stealing if you don't give them what they deserve, you know.
It is because of how you people think that there is a bad omen coming from the best ones leaving the company.
Oracle OFSS visited our college for recruitment. The process included one test of 2 hours 30 minutes and two technical interviews and one HR interview. The test consisted of: * Quants (Easy) * Verbal (Easy) * Database (Okayish) * Data structures (
Rigorous evaluation includes: * Resume screening * Technical assessment * Multiple interviews assessing skills and problem-solving Candidates progress based on performance at each stage.
There were two interviews: technical and HR. The technical interview comprised mainly of technical questions, writing code for a problem, questions about the projects we were involved in, and an opportunity to ask them any questions. The HR intervi
Oracle OFSS visited our college for recruitment. The process included one test of 2 hours 30 minutes and two technical interviews and one HR interview. The test consisted of: * Quants (Easy) * Verbal (Easy) * Database (Okayish) * Data structures (
Rigorous evaluation includes: * Resume screening * Technical assessment * Multiple interviews assessing skills and problem-solving Candidates progress based on performance at each stage.
There were two interviews: technical and HR. The technical interview comprised mainly of technical questions, writing code for a problem, questions about the projects we were involved in, and an opportunity to ask them any questions. The HR intervi