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I don't see any disadvantages in working at Oracle.
As with most companies, an interview can vary widely depending on who happens to be your interviewer(s). This particular interview was less technical and focused more on "soft skills," such as work style preferences and conflict resolution. The tech
It was a referral interview, and there were 4 rounds in total. 1st round: Written test with some C questions and two programming questions. 2nd round: A 1-hour interview covering aptitude, behavioral aspects, and the programming questions from Roun
The process took 6 months and consisted of multiple interviews: * A short interview with HR where they ask you for data such as: When do you graduate? What languages do you know? and, above all, what is your English level? Additionally, they asked m
As with most companies, an interview can vary widely depending on who happens to be your interviewer(s). This particular interview was less technical and focused more on "soft skills," such as work style preferences and conflict resolution. The tech
It was a referral interview, and there were 4 rounds in total. 1st round: Written test with some C questions and two programming questions. 2nd round: A 1-hour interview covering aptitude, behavioral aspects, and the programming questions from Roun
The process took 6 months and consisted of multiple interviews: * A short interview with HR where they ask you for data such as: When do you graduate? What languages do you know? and, above all, what is your English level? Additionally, they asked m