I joined Oracle as an Applications Engineer after my undergrad. Oracle has given me the opportunity to understand large-scale applications, data analysis, RCA, maintenance, CI/CD pipelines, design patterns, and collaboration with cross-functional teams.
No cons as of now.
First, they gave a paper containing two questions that needed to be solved. They said that it was not the actual round, but interviewers could speed up their process with those questions. The scenario, however, was different. My interviewer had memor
Good experience. Had a written test followed by 3 technical rounds and 1 HR round. The written test had multiple-choice questions on aptitude, coding, computer fundamentals, etc. The technical rounds focused on coding and algorithms.
1 coding test - MCQs related to Apti, CS Subjects, Data Structures, SQL. 1st round - OOPs, binary trees, two pointers, DBMS. 2nd round - DP + backtracking. 3rd round - Projects + HR based.
First, they gave a paper containing two questions that needed to be solved. They said that it was not the actual round, but interviewers could speed up their process with those questions. The scenario, however, was different. My interviewer had memor
Good experience. Had a written test followed by 3 technical rounds and 1 HR round. The written test had multiple-choice questions on aptitude, coding, computer fundamentals, etc. The technical rounds focused on coding and algorithms.
1 coding test - MCQs related to Apti, CS Subjects, Data Structures, SQL. 1st round - OOPs, binary trees, two pointers, DBMS. 2nd round - DP + backtracking. 3rd round - Projects + HR based.