Work-life balance is good at Oracle.
Not specifically, as per my experience.
1. Spoke with the Product Manager to get a scope of what each project is about. 2. Spoke with the Manager of the group (could ask technical or non-technical questions). 3. Spoke with Developers of the group (mostly technical).
The first round is technical, covering puzzles, SQL queries, and coding questions. In the second round, similar patterns emerge, but with slightly higher difficulty. This round focuses mostly on Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) questions and com
There were a total of 3 rounds. The 1st round was a DSA round where I was supposed to solve and explain DSA problems. Simple linked list and stack problems were asked. The 2nd round covered OOP and CN concepts. There were 2 coding questions: one on
1. Spoke with the Product Manager to get a scope of what each project is about. 2. Spoke with the Manager of the group (could ask technical or non-technical questions). 3. Spoke with Developers of the group (mostly technical).
The first round is technical, covering puzzles, SQL queries, and coding questions. In the second round, similar patterns emerge, but with slightly higher difficulty. This round focuses mostly on Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) questions and com
There were a total of 3 rounds. The 1st round was a DSA round where I was supposed to solve and explain DSA problems. Simple linked list and stack problems were asked. The 2nd round covered OOP and CN concepts. There were 2 coding questions: one on