Oracle is a good place to work, if you really want to grow technically. The following are the pros:
To retain good talent, give them a good bonus or hike.
The interview process typically goes through 4-5 rounds. Of these, 2-3 will be technical rounds, and the last 2 will be managerial and HR. Make sure you know the basics of what you have worked on. Do not fake your CV; know what you have written in yo
Applied via LinkedIn. 1st round virtual interview. Asked to find a target in a rotated sorted array. I gave the solution in O(logn) time complexity. Asked to design a payment wallet application. I gave solutions with the saga pattern. But the int
You have to attend all rounds, and at the end, they will either select or reject. This feels unnecessary, but that's the process. I was not selected and kind of knew after the 3rd or 4th round. But I'm posting the kind of questions asked in the pro
The interview process typically goes through 4-5 rounds. Of these, 2-3 will be technical rounds, and the last 2 will be managerial and HR. Make sure you know the basics of what you have worked on. Do not fake your CV; know what you have written in yo
Applied via LinkedIn. 1st round virtual interview. Asked to find a target in a rotated sorted array. I gave the solution in O(logn) time complexity. Asked to design a payment wallet application. I gave solutions with the saga pattern. But the int
You have to attend all rounds, and at the end, they will either select or reject. This feels unnecessary, but that's the process. I was not selected and kind of knew after the 3rd or 4th round. But I'm posting the kind of questions asked in the pro