Work-Life balance is awesome. Not much work pressure. Lots of learning. Most helpful peers and Manager. Individual respect.
Growth is a bit slow.
If you are from an NIT or IIT, you'll fetch unbelievably high salaries; else, you are nothing here.
The interview was very good. The interviewers were very cool and they really tried to get the information about what you really know. Even if you don't answer one or two questions, it's acceptable.
4 Rounds of interviews: * **1st Round: Aptitude:** Logical + Reasoning. * **2nd Round: C/C++ Basics:** Syntax and find bugs in codes. * **3rd Round: Coding:** Trees, Linked List, Arrays, String. * **4th Round: HR:** Why Oracle? Expectations?
I went through three rounds of technical telephonic interviews where puzzles, core Java questions, and code snippets were asked. There was about a week's gap between each telephonic round. I was asked to come to the Bangalore office for the final ro
The interview was very good. The interviewers were very cool and they really tried to get the information about what you really know. Even if you don't answer one or two questions, it's acceptable.
4 Rounds of interviews: * **1st Round: Aptitude:** Logical + Reasoning. * **2nd Round: C/C++ Basics:** Syntax and find bugs in codes. * **3rd Round: Coding:** Trees, Linked List, Arrays, String. * **4th Round: HR:** Why Oracle? Expectations?
I went through three rounds of technical telephonic interviews where puzzles, core Java questions, and code snippets were asked. There was about a week's gap between each telephonic round. I was asked to come to the Bangalore office for the final ro