Work-life balance. Great office. Benefits are good. Slow pace of work.
Pay is less. Hikes/promotions are very rare/less.
Good experience interviewing with Oracle. Basic questions on Python were asked, primarily core Python because that was what I had mentioned. SQL questions using joins, normal aptitude questions, and questions on whatever you mention in your introduct
The interview arrived 5 months after the application. Follow-up was weak. They didn’t know the timeline in which they were hiring. Very disorganized. It was clear that they moved extremely slowly. Would recommend applying with a referral.
First, there was a test consisting of three questions. One was based on a stack, and the second was an SQL query. After getting shortlisted, there were two rounds of interview: * Technical * HR
Good experience interviewing with Oracle. Basic questions on Python were asked, primarily core Python because that was what I had mentioned. SQL questions using joins, normal aptitude questions, and questions on whatever you mention in your introduct
The interview arrived 5 months after the application. Follow-up was weak. They didn’t know the timeline in which they were hiring. Very disorganized. It was clear that they moved extremely slowly. Would recommend applying with a referral.
First, there was a test consisting of three questions. One was based on a stack, and the second was an SQL query. After getting shortlisted, there were two rounds of interview: * Technical * HR