Stay away from Oracle PeopleSoft if you need to grow fast
Stay away from Oracle PeopleSoft if you need to grow fast
Not many expectations from college grads.
Lots of experienced peers around to help.
Peoplesoft would not give you a good growth in your career. I would not recommend any college grads to take up Peoplesoft as a career.
It's very restricted tech. You would be aloof of what is happening in the tech world. You will get exposure to very limited tools and languages in Peoplesoft applications.
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Applications Engineer
Round 1: Preliminary coding round A question on strings A question on pointers A question on basic logic Round 2: Slightly more advanced questions here. Asking me to write code on paper Asking me to explain the code Question on bubble sort Questi
Applications Engineer
The interview process included a written test, followed by three technical rounds where coding questions were asked. An HR interview concluded the process. Aside from this, little was discussed about projects and curriculum.
Applications Engineer
Few puzzles and core Java questions like - reversing a string, counting the digits in a number, etc. Also on the SQL part like - group by queries, cardinality related questions, etc.
Applications Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMarch 28, 2018Round 1: Preliminary coding round A question on strings A question on pointers A question on basic logic Round 2: Slightly more advanced questions here. Asking me to write code on paper Asking me to explain the code Question on bubble sort Questi
Applications Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 1, 2020The interview process included a written test, followed by three technical rounds where coding questions were asked. An HR interview concluded the process. Aside from this, little was discussed about projects and curriculum.
Applications Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMarch 1, 2012Few puzzles and core Java questions like - reversing a string, counting the digits in a number, etc. Also on the SQL part like - group by queries, cardinality related questions, etc.
