Work-life balance depends on your project.
Flexible timings. No micromanagement, though this again depends on the manager.
Good salary for freshers.
New technologies will be used in the project after the Oracle acquisition.
Good for new joiners.
No hike for the past two years.
So many changes in management frequently after the Oracle acquisition.
Stopped hikes and promotions after Oracle.
You have to complete your work on time, even if you die.
Lots of expectations from management despite not giving hikes for two consecutive years.
Legacy projects.
Worst cafeteria.
Support on call is hectic.
No respect for existing employees.
No use of new technologies.
Motivate your employees through compensation if you expect them to work exceptionally, not with fake words.
Introduce yourself and your projects. Cross-questioning on projects. Implement merge sort. Mathematical/aptitude questions (2 of them). Oops: What are the 4 pillars of Oops? Static vs. dynamic polymorphism.
Coding round, then 3 rounds of interviews. 1st was basic data structures and algorithms. 2nd was about the resume. 3rd was HR. Difficulty was moderate overall. Focus a little on SQL and basic DSA.
One exam, two technical interviews, and one HR round. I cracked the exam and proceeded to the first interview round, where I was asked to write a program. The problem was from LeetCode.
Introduce yourself and your projects. Cross-questioning on projects. Implement merge sort. Mathematical/aptitude questions (2 of them). Oops: What are the 4 pillars of Oops? Static vs. dynamic polymorphism.
Coding round, then 3 rounds of interviews. 1st was basic data structures and algorithms. 2nd was about the resume. 3rd was HR. Difficulty was moderate overall. Focus a little on SQL and basic DSA.
One exam, two technical interviews, and one HR round. I cracked the exam and proceeded to the first interview round, where I was asked to write a program. The problem was from LeetCode.