Work-life balance is very good, with exposure to many system-based processes. Individual work has good visibility to top management.
Career growth is slower overall.
Oracle contacted me via a recruitment agency. Initially, I had to undergo an aptitude test of 50 marks, consisting of logical reasoning and quant sections. After two days, I received a call for a face-to-face interview in a 7-star hotel in Kolkata.
This was one of the hardest interviews of my 4-year software career. It was also my first interview at a product-based company. I was nervous, and they grilled me for the next 30 minutes.
Majorly DSA. The first round was a basic "reverse a linked list" question. The second round had a string question, and the third related to a project done and a brainteaser. The fourth round asked about an internship done.
Oracle contacted me via a recruitment agency. Initially, I had to undergo an aptitude test of 50 marks, consisting of logical reasoning and quant sections. After two days, I received a call for a face-to-face interview in a 7-star hotel in Kolkata.
This was one of the hardest interviews of my 4-year software career. It was also my first interview at a product-based company. I was nervous, and they grilled me for the next 30 minutes.
Majorly DSA. The first round was a basic "reverse a linked list" question. The second round had a string question, and the third related to a project done and a brainteaser. The fourth round asked about an internship done.