They have a nice campus. There are not many pros to say. It all depends on the team you work for.
No new learnings. Same work and waterfall model. The developers won't be involved in design meetings.
Provide better facilities for the employee. Everything is process-oriented, and you need to raise a ticket even for stationery.
My interview experience at Oracle was comprehensive, encompassing: * An aptitude and coding test * Three technical interviews * A managerial round * An HR discussion Each stage was challenging and insightful in its own way.
I had 3 rounds of telephonic interviews. HR contacted me for the interview. The first round was to solve some basic programming puzzles, with a few questions on Java and some queries to be written. The second round covered servlets, JNDI, and other
The process consisted of a written objective test followed by three rounds of interviews. The HR contacted me over mobile to check whether I was looking for an opportunity, as they had found my resume on the career portal (Naukri.com). Once I expre
My interview experience at Oracle was comprehensive, encompassing: * An aptitude and coding test * Three technical interviews * A managerial round * An HR discussion Each stage was challenging and insightful in its own way.
I had 3 rounds of telephonic interviews. HR contacted me for the interview. The first round was to solve some basic programming puzzles, with a few questions on Java and some queries to be written. The second round covered servlets, JNDI, and other
The process consisted of a written objective test followed by three rounds of interviews. The HR contacted me over mobile to check whether I was looking for an opportunity, as they had found my resume on the career portal (Naukri.com). Once I expre