Review for Oracle India
Review for Oracle India
- Good work-life balance
- Teams spread across the world
- Great learning opportunities
- Wholesome campus
- The tech stack is old (not in my case, though; I was working on K8s and cloud).
- Java, if you know, you know (fortunate to be part of the team using Go entirely).
- Missing perks like cabs, free food, etc.
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Initially, there was one phone screening round. After the phone screening rounds were over, they asked me to come for a face-to-face round. I attended three different panels for face-to-face interviews on the same day.
Software Developer
The interview started off well with standard, open-ended questions. These covered topics such as a dynamic stream of input and changing constraints midway through the process. However, in round 3, the interviewer left the room for a subsequent High-
Software Developer
It was a mixture; some questions were easy, and some were difficult. Their questions were based on the aptitude test that we had written. They asked us about programming languages we know. A little bit of Java and SQL should be reviewed, and some q
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaFebruary 1, 2019Initially, there was one phone screening round. After the phone screening rounds were over, they asked me to come for a face-to-face round. I attended three different panels for face-to-face interviews on the same day.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaDecember 8, 2023The interview started off well with standard, open-ended questions. These covered topics such as a dynamic stream of input and changing constraints midway through the process. However, in round 3, the interviewer left the room for a subsequent High-
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJune 1, 2018It was a mixture; some questions were easy, and some were difficult. Their questions were based on the aptitude test that we had written. They asked us about programming languages we know. A little bit of Java and SQL should be reviewed, and some q
