Exposure to cutting-edge technologies. Mature management style of executive management. Technology-driven company. Exposure to the database and mid-tier stack of Oracle. Aggressively moving ahead in cloud technologies. Salary and benefits are good. Work-life balance is decent and may vary product to product.
Oracle Proprietary stack. Enterprise scale of working. Decision making takes time. Ramp up takes to adopt the processes and tech stack.
I had three rounds of phone interviews and received an offer. The interviewers were nice. One was from India, and the other two were from the US. The questions were all based on the experience I shared on my CV. There were no challenging questions.
A very thorough process. The initial screening call is by a recruiter, followed by an interview with the hiring manager to check if you are a potential candidate. If successful, then you are in for a loop interview with 5 interviewers, followed by a
The interview process was okay, with multiple rounds. There were light algorithm questions. The focus was more on work and resume-related questions. The system design round was kind of hardcore. There was a "bar raiser" type round, which was mainly a
I had three rounds of phone interviews and received an offer. The interviewers were nice. One was from India, and the other two were from the US. The questions were all based on the experience I shared on my CV. There were no challenging questions.
A very thorough process. The initial screening call is by a recruiter, followed by an interview with the hiring manager to check if you are a potential candidate. If successful, then you are in for a loop interview with 5 interviewers, followed by a
The interview process was okay, with multiple rounds. There were light algorithm questions. The focus was more on work and resume-related questions. The system design round was kind of hardcore. There was a "bar raiser" type round, which was mainly a