Life is a bit balanced as not much work.
Oracle is the worst place to work as a beginner, mostly because of management and workload. Managers play politics; they give hikes to those who are minions. At least in my case, my manager played politics, I did not get a hike, and the work also was not much. Work-wise, there is nothing much in India, at least in my team. I have a very bad perception of Oracle.
Please don't score bad managers who are not suitable.
The hiring process is always slow. Often there is a huge gap between interview rounds, as the process does not end in one day. Background verification is very strict and will take a long time. If you are selected, you will have to wait a very long ti
It was a good experience and an excellent interview. The whole process was very smooth. I felt it was a bit difficult, but you can manage. As a person, it's important to have a transparent and effective interview process. This involves: * Communica
Technical discussion and managerial round. HR and then no offer. Simple C questions, like implementing malloc. Simple C questions on static variables, volatile variables, etc., and the difference between global, stack, and heap.
The hiring process is always slow. Often there is a huge gap between interview rounds, as the process does not end in one day. Background verification is very strict and will take a long time. If you are selected, you will have to wait a very long ti
It was a good experience and an excellent interview. The whole process was very smooth. I felt it was a bit difficult, but you can manage. As a person, it's important to have a transparent and effective interview process. This involves: * Communica
Technical discussion and managerial round. HR and then no offer. Simple C questions, like implementing malloc. Simple C questions on static variables, volatile variables, etc., and the difference between global, stack, and heap.