I don't see any good reason to work with Oracle. They lack long-term vision for their products.
Not an employee-friendly company. Group politics. Old-school management. They lay off employees if they don't make money on a product without even one day's notice. They don't even think to replace you with someone else in another unit. Unnecessary acquisitions. Benefits are very poor compared to companies of the same standard.
You are too late to the cloud market. Do not lay off employees for your stupid investments in one business unit and balance that by removing employees in another business unit.
3 Technical rounds and manager interview. Technical rounds were very well managed with good questions. The questions were pertaining to what the work would actually be. Questions about algorithms, my earlier projects were asked.
It had three rounds of interviews. All three were technical. No HR interview happened for me. * The first interview covered Java and Spring concepts. * The second interview covered data structures and a bit of system design. * The third inter
Well scheduled one with core questions on Cpp, abstraction, OOPs concepts, and example. Deep knowledge on pointers in CPP, pointer manipulation, arithmetic, bit fields. Design principles and architecture concepts. Previous project experience, solving
3 Technical rounds and manager interview. Technical rounds were very well managed with good questions. The questions were pertaining to what the work would actually be. Questions about algorithms, my earlier projects were asked.
It had three rounds of interviews. All three were technical. No HR interview happened for me. * The first interview covered Java and Spring concepts. * The second interview covered data structures and a bit of system design. * The third inter
Well scheduled one with core questions on Cpp, abstraction, OOPs concepts, and example. Deep knowledge on pointers in CPP, pointer manipulation, arithmetic, bit fields. Design principles and architecture concepts. Previous project experience, solving