Great colleagues, workplace, WFH, and other benefits.
No cons working for Oracle.
Interviewed for Oracle Cerner. Had two back-to-back rounds, both technical. Questions asked were focused more on the basics, like DS & Algorithms. Was asked to write pseudocode logic for a given problem. Difficulty level was medium.
I started the interview process through a really good recruiter. The communication was instant, and we had a very good description of the role. The second technical interview was a screening one, with the interviewer being arrogant. The live coding
The interview process was good. They basically concentrated on technical skills. They checked how good I am with Selenium automation and API automation. Database testing and an idea of Unix and Linux commands were also tested. They conducted two roun
Interviewed for Oracle Cerner. Had two back-to-back rounds, both technical. Questions asked were focused more on the basics, like DS & Algorithms. Was asked to write pseudocode logic for a given problem. Difficulty level was medium.
I started the interview process through a really good recruiter. The communication was instant, and we had a very good description of the role. The second technical interview was a screening one, with the interviewer being arrogant. The live coding
The interview process was good. They basically concentrated on technical skills. They checked how good I am with Selenium automation and API automation. Database testing and an idea of Unix and Linux commands were also tested. They conducted two roun