It used to be WFH, but it's not even that.
No possibility to grow your salary. Very rigid management. No benefits other than salary. No work-life balance, as you have many out-of-hours meetings. On-call is not paid.
I received a call from Oracle regarding an opening for a developer position. There were five rounds of interviews: * Telephonic * Written round * Technical face-to-face (one was about programming and the other was about domain) * Director ro
The interview process consisted of three rounds: * One coding round * One system design round * One behavioral round with the hiring manager The process was smooth and took two weeks to complete. I received an offer within two weeks. Before accepti
They focus mainly on Core Java. They ask logical questions on Arrays and the Collection Framework, and we need to write code snippets. After clearing this round, there will be a manager round where they will ask you to design a project for the given
I received a call from Oracle regarding an opening for a developer position. There were five rounds of interviews: * Telephonic * Written round * Technical face-to-face (one was about programming and the other was about domain) * Director ro
The interview process consisted of three rounds: * One coding round * One system design round * One behavioral round with the hiring manager The process was smooth and took two weeks to complete. I received an offer within two weeks. Before accepti
They focus mainly on Core Java. They ask logical questions on Arrays and the Collection Framework, and we need to write code snippets. After clearing this round, there will be a manager round where they will ask you to design a project for the given