Good work and team environment
Nothing much to tell, as cons.
No advice to the management.
It's simple. If you're a recent college grad, know this: Oracle only hires from the top 15 schools that excel in both ECE/CS curricula. If you're not from the top 15, forget it. Historically, only the top 1% (GPA > 3.90) receive an on-campus interv
There were three rounds of interviews: 1. Telephonic - Technical: Java and J2EE related questions were asked. 2. Face-to-face - Technical (called after 30-35 days): Java and PL/SQL questions were asked. Some code was requested for reading from and w
The process took four technical rounds. They asked mostly core Java questions and tricky aspects of multi-threading. In further rounds, they asked to solve a graph algorithm problem and to write some Java code on paper for a use case. In the last
It's simple. If you're a recent college grad, know this: Oracle only hires from the top 15 schools that excel in both ECE/CS curricula. If you're not from the top 15, forget it. Historically, only the top 1% (GPA > 3.90) receive an on-campus interv
There were three rounds of interviews: 1. Telephonic - Technical: Java and J2EE related questions were asked. 2. Face-to-face - Technical (called after 30-35 days): Java and PL/SQL questions were asked. Some code was requested for reading from and w
The process took four technical rounds. They asked mostly core Java questions and tricky aspects of multi-threading. In further rounds, they asked to solve a graph algorithm problem and to write some Java code on paper for a use case. In the last