Friendly Environment, Lacking Management
Friendly Environment, Lacking Management
The best reason to work with Oracle was the environment, which is very friendly.
Management is not as good as I expected.
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Associate Applications Engineer
It was very good, and the interviewers were very cooperative. We had a set of three rounds, with rounds 1 and 2 being technical, and round 3 being HR.
Associate Applications Engineer
The interview process consisted of a variety of rounds. It started with an aptitude/programming solving round. It included many questions from Linked Lists, DBMS, SQL, and Data Structures. As I was from a non-CS background, I found it difficult to s
Associate Applications Engineer
First Round of Interview: Technical Questions around C++: Write a C++ program to print '*' in the shape of the letter 'W'. Second Round of Interview: Write a program for Employee and Department models in C++, basically testing around classes. Smal
Associate Applications Engineer
Hyderābād, Telangana, IndiaSeptember 1, 2014It was very good, and the interviewers were very cooperative. We had a set of three rounds, with rounds 1 and 2 being technical, and round 3 being HR.
Associate Applications Engineer
Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, IndiaAugust 1, 2015The interview process consisted of a variety of rounds. It started with an aptitude/programming solving round. It included many questions from Linked Lists, DBMS, SQL, and Data Structures. As I was from a non-CS background, I found it difficult to s
Associate Applications Engineer
United KingdomNovember 26, 2014First Round of Interview: Technical Questions around C++: Write a C++ program to print '*' in the shape of the letter 'W'. Second Round of Interview: Write a program for Employee and Department models in C++, basically testing around classes. Smal
