Work-life is pretty decent and mainly varies from team to team.
If you are looking for fast-paced, Oracle is not your choice.
Salary hikes are less or minimal.
Three technical rounds, mostly on Java APIs and SQL queries, such as HashMap implementation and JSF different phases. Manager rounds on design questions, like preparing a class diagram for an e-commerce app. Roles and responsibilities at your past
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
One of my friends got a call from Oracle. As he was unable to attend the interview, he forwarded it to me. Had 3 rounds of interview, totaling 6 hours: * **1st round (approx. 2 hours):** All technical – SQL queries, puzzles, Oracle PL/SQL concept
Three technical rounds, mostly on Java APIs and SQL queries, such as HashMap implementation and JSF different phases. Manager rounds on design questions, like preparing a class diagram for an e-commerce app. Roles and responsibilities at your past
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
One of my friends got a call from Oracle. As he was unable to attend the interview, he forwarded it to me. Had 3 rounds of interview, totaling 6 hours: * **1st round (approx. 2 hours):** All technical – SQL queries, puzzles, Oracle PL/SQL concept