Work-life balance and good perks
No cons for Oracle.
From the time of the HR initial call to the offer, it took close to two months. There were a couple of rounds of interviews with easy questions. The HR gave the offer on a phone call and then went on vacation for a week. After the HR returned, they
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 is pretty simple. There are 3 rounds: * 2 technical * 1 managerial The technical rounds cover: * Core Java: Data Structures, Algorithms, Design Patterns * SQL questions Note: There are no multithreading questions, and no qu
From the time of the HR initial call to the offer, it took close to two months. There were a couple of rounds of interviews with easy questions. The HR gave the offer on a phone call and then went on vacation for a week. After the HR returned, they
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 is pretty simple. There are 3 rounds: * 2 technical * 1 managerial The technical rounds cover: * Core Java: Data Structures, Algorithms, Design Patterns * SQL questions Note: There are no multithreading questions, and no qu