Campus facilities are good here.
Don't expect any promotions or hikes. (I worked here for 4 years; my team didn't see any).
Adf is painful to work on.
They have a process for every small thing where you have to raise a request at several levels and get approval from them.
No learning; they have their own processes and frameworks which are useless outside.
Management themselves are the biggest hurdles. Over the years, they have created an ecosystem only convenient and fruitful to themselves, making everything difficult for the developers.
Future seems dark for Oracle.
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
There were three technical rounds. A lot of algorithm and data structure questions were asked. First was a telephonic round in which all concepts of basic Java were asked. Then, in a 1:1 interview, they asked technical questions and had me write the
Four rounds in total. Each round is a technical round. Questions asked included DSA on strings, arrays, and dynamic programming.
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
There were three technical rounds. A lot of algorithm and data structure questions were asked. First was a telephonic round in which all concepts of basic Java were asked. Then, in a 1:1 interview, they asked technical questions and had me write the
Four rounds in total. Each round is a technical round. Questions asked included DSA on strings, arrays, and dynamic programming.