Here in Guadalajara, I consider Oracle the best company for a computer science engineer. You can find a great environment and many benefits.
Some projects may not be interesting, but it depends on what you like and the skills you have.
Simple data structure and algorithm questions about linked lists and graphs were asked. Concepts about operating systems, basic networking, and core Java questions were also asked. The interview process was pretty relaxed and felt comfortable.
Cleared all technical rounds, only to be rejected by HR with nonsensical questions that would make you question your sanity. Luck plays a major role in who you get as your interviewer here.
I emailed the recruiter, got an interview the next day, and received an offer immediately. The only issue was that the job posting listed Java, but I was tested on C#, which was awkward.
Simple data structure and algorithm questions about linked lists and graphs were asked. Concepts about operating systems, basic networking, and core Java questions were also asked. The interview process was pretty relaxed and felt comfortable.
Cleared all technical rounds, only to be rejected by HR with nonsensical questions that would make you question your sanity. Luck plays a major role in who you get as your interviewer here.
I emailed the recruiter, got an interview the next day, and received an offer immediately. The only issue was that the job posting listed Java, but I was tested on C#, which was awkward.