I feel that Oracle tries to give a great environment to work in Guadalajara.
For me, most of them were ok.
I applied on LinkedIn and received a call within one day. The interview was scheduled within two days. There are a total of three rounds. These rounds cover advanced Java, features of each Java version, and data structures and algorithms.
The interview process was good, consisting of two technical rounds and one HR round. Mostly core Java and Spring Boot questions were asked, along with some logical questions such as array and string manipulation, and star patterns.
Professional, but lengthy. The interview process consists of 5 rounds plus a pre-screening call: * Pre-screening call * 60-minute technical interview with a single interviewer * A technical panel * A call with a hiring manager * A behavior
I applied on LinkedIn and received a call within one day. The interview was scheduled within two days. There are a total of three rounds. These rounds cover advanced Java, features of each Java version, and data structures and algorithms.
The interview process was good, consisting of two technical rounds and one HR round. Mostly core Java and Spring Boot questions were asked, along with some logical questions such as array and string manipulation, and star patterns.
Professional, but lengthy. The interview process consists of 5 rounds plus a pre-screening call: * Pre-screening call * 60-minute technical interview with a single interviewer * A technical panel * A call with a hiring manager * A behavior