Your query writing skills will enhance deeply. Your programming skills, while writing procedures and functions, will certainly increase. Working in Oracle will help you in understanding different formats of databases as they are quite similar.
I don't find any cons in working on Oracle.
They are already doing well.
There are two rounds of technical interviews. The second round is conducted by a manager and focuses exclusively on your current project. You need to be very confident about all the technologies used in your project.
I had a scheduled interview. The first round was fair and quick. It asked me the difference between `String x = "abc"` and `String y = new String("abc")`. There was another scenario-based question on WebServices. I cleared the second round. Secon
Telephonic Round was conducted for 30 mins. Walk-in interview was 1 hour. Interviewer was very technical, and he was listening to the answers. Interview went well, and I had a very good experience.
There are two rounds of technical interviews. The second round is conducted by a manager and focuses exclusively on your current project. You need to be very confident about all the technologies used in your project.
I had a scheduled interview. The first round was fair and quick. It asked me the difference between `String x = "abc"` and `String y = new String("abc")`. There was another scenario-based question on WebServices. I cleared the second round. Secon
Telephonic Round was conducted for 30 mins. Walk-in interview was 1 hour. Interviewer was very technical, and he was listening to the answers. Interview went well, and I had a very good experience.