Work-life balance is good, decent pay, not at par with Amazon or Google.
Feels monotonous after some time.
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I received a call from Oracle HR. It was scheduled for a Saturday. All the F2F rounds were completed on the same day, and I was confirmed as selected. I was then told that the HR discussion would happen over the phone. There were five rounds: * F2
I attended the Oracle Applications interview for a Developer role in Bangalore. The process included a written test, followed by two rounds of technical interviews, a manager round, and finally an HR round. All of this happened in a single day. The r
The interview had three rounds. No specific Java questions were asked. The focus was mainly on Data Structures and Algorithms. The final round was mainly on tools used by the current project, like the database, and a database-specific question was a
I received a call from Oracle HR. It was scheduled for a Saturday. All the F2F rounds were completed on the same day, and I was confirmed as selected. I was then told that the HR discussion would happen over the phone. There were five rounds: * F2
I attended the Oracle Applications interview for a Developer role in Bangalore. The process included a written test, followed by two rounds of technical interviews, a manager round, and finally an HR round. All of this happened in a single day. The r