Work at Oracle is always interesting. It's an excellent environment to learn and implement.
I don't feel cons here.
3-4 rounds by various individuals at lead and manager level. They ask a mix of questions: * Basic logic questions like palindrome, string reversal, etc. * Testing-related questions like V&V, defect severity. * A few Java questions like method overr
No offer letter after clearing six hectic rounds. 1. Written test 2. Three technical rounds (face-to-face) 3. One telephonic round (Skype) 4. One managerial round This was one of the worst interview processes I have ever seen. Six rounds for a cand
The interview process was fair, and the interviewers were knowledgeable and skilled. There were three technical rounds and one managerial cum technical round. The interviews focused mainly on Java, along with problem-solving skills.
3-4 rounds by various individuals at lead and manager level. They ask a mix of questions: * Basic logic questions like palindrome, string reversal, etc. * Testing-related questions like V&V, defect severity. * A few Java questions like method overr
No offer letter after clearing six hectic rounds. 1. Written test 2. Three technical rounds (face-to-face) 3. One telephonic round (Skype) 4. One managerial round This was one of the worst interview processes I have ever seen. Six rounds for a cand
The interview process was fair, and the interviewers were knowledgeable and skilled. There were three technical rounds and one managerial cum technical round. The interviews focused mainly on Java, along with problem-solving skills.