Good Employer and Place to Learn a Lot
A lot of work on a tight schedule.
I attended their open house. The first part involved an HR questionnaire covering computer science and other IT-related topics. Following this, there was a coding test and a system design question for an employee database. After completing the codin
The interview was clean but tricky. I was asked about the basics of programming and algorithms. I was also asked about different frameworks I've worked with. The interview was basically divided into three parts: * Java programming * Selenium-relate
It's 2025, yet Oracle still thinks throwing a random LeetCode question at interviewees is a good way to assess their knowledge. The interviews were kind of weird, with interviewers asking random questions without any comments or responses. It was a
I attended their open house. The first part involved an HR questionnaire covering computer science and other IT-related topics. Following this, there was a coding test and a system design question for an employee database. After completing the codin
The interview was clean but tricky. I was asked about the basics of programming and algorithms. I was also asked about different frameworks I've worked with. The interview was basically divided into three parts: * Java programming * Selenium-relate
It's 2025, yet Oracle still thinks throwing a random LeetCode question at interviewees is a good way to assess their knowledge. The interviews were kind of weird, with interviewers asking random questions without any comments or responses. It was a