Stable company, interesting products and technologies. They hire very talented developers and motivated sales people. Great for those who are ambitious.
American-based, where they easily forget satellite and remote workers even exist. Large organizations where managers look to build empires, focusing decisions and solutions on short-term gains, and credit is taken for others' work. Don't help others in such an organization, as there is nothing in it for you, and nothing lasts very long, even goodwill.
Lip service is paid to noble goals and initiatives, but they are a farce that doesn't go down even one level of very significant management hierarchies. Management focuses on a few who progress while the rest are left—leaving for advancement or resenting the lack of communication and inclusion in decision processes.
I was interviewed by Involver, which was acquired by Oracle. I had two 45-minute phone interviews. The first interviewer expected a short answer, while the second interviewer wanted a detailed response. The questions were basic. Before the interview
First, I had a quick phone interview with just a few questions about my resume and my interest in working at the company. Then, I received an email asking to provide available dates for three interviews from different teams. The interview questions
For campus placements, there are two technical rounds, one managerial round, and one HR round. Before the interviews, an aptitude test was conducted, followed by a coding round. However, the coding round was not an eliminating round.
I was interviewed by Involver, which was acquired by Oracle. I had two 45-minute phone interviews. The first interviewer expected a short answer, while the second interviewer wanted a detailed response. The questions were basic. Before the interview
First, I had a quick phone interview with just a few questions about my resume and my interest in working at the company. Then, I received an email asking to provide available dates for three interviews from different teams. The interview questions
For campus placements, there are two technical rounds, one managerial round, and one HR round. Before the interviews, an aptitude test was conducted, followed by a coding round. However, the coding round was not an eliminating round.