Oracle is a very large company, and the best perk of that is that they provide their employees with wonderful benefits. No matter the stage of life you are in, there are many benefits to help you where you are.
As always with a big company, you are only a cog in a wheel. That can be a great thing if you don't mind just having a 9 to 5 stable job where you can check out at the end of the day. But it can potentially lead to mundane work.
The interview process contained 3 rounds: 2 technical interviews followed by an HR interview. I was rejected in the second technical round. They asked questions related to my projects and some technical questions.
Overall, the interview experience was good. It started with a self-introduction, then questions about projects undertaken, and a few related to OOPs concepts. I was asked to explain bubble sort and its implementation.
It was pretty standard. It consisted of two technical interviews, one hour each, with questions about data structures and fundamentals of programming languages. However, you needed to follow up to get the result, which was not satisfactory in my case
The interview process contained 3 rounds: 2 technical interviews followed by an HR interview. I was rejected in the second technical round. They asked questions related to my projects and some technical questions.
Overall, the interview experience was good. It started with a self-introduction, then questions about projects undertaken, and a few related to OOPs concepts. I was asked to explain bubble sort and its implementation.
It was pretty standard. It consisted of two technical interviews, one hour each, with questions about data structures and fundamentals of programming languages. However, you needed to follow up to get the result, which was not satisfactory in my case