In general, it is a good company with attractive benefits and it is stable.
In general, it is a good company with attractive benefits and it is stable.
Attractive salaries for the initial negotiation phase.
Possibility to interact with teams from different countries and develop greater English language skills.
Currently offers the possibility of relocation to another country to continue working, something that requires time and perseverance, but is very attractive to tech nomads.
Several benefits:
- MP
- Gym
- English
- Internet
- WFH (due to the pandemic, it was formalized that each person chooses whether to continue working from home or return to the office)
Slow growth (compared to what public employment would be). Little possibility of generating new ideas. Bureaucracies typical of large companies and company-specific learning, which cannot be applied when changing jobs, unless one is going to use Oracle's proprietary systems.
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The interview process was good. The interview went well. The questions were easy. The placement paper was easy and consisted of technical questions, logical reasoning, and mathematical reasoning. The technical interview was tough, with too many quest
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5 rounds of interview: 3 technical and 2 managerial rounds. Not a very good experience, considering that if you answer all their questions, they will make sure you don't answer some by asking irrelevant questions.
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There were two rounds, and both were telephonic. One was with the Tech Lead, and the other was with the Manager. Both were good and as much as expected. I liked the process very well.
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Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, IndiaAugust 1, 2016The interview process was good. The interview went well. The questions were easy. The placement paper was easy and consisted of technical questions, logical reasoning, and mathematical reasoning. The technical interview was tough, with too many quest
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaFebruary 1, 20125 rounds of interview: 3 technical and 2 managerial rounds. Not a very good experience, considering that if you answer all their questions, they will make sure you don't answer some by asking irrelevant questions.
QA Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 1, 2016There were two rounds, and both were telephonic. One was with the Tech Lead, and the other was with the Manager. Both were good and as much as expected. I liked the process very well.
