Work from home.
Some freedom in terms of approach.
Important work (what's more important than healthcare).
My boss is great.
Old codebase.
Nebulous, poorly-defined/extremely complex process.
Somewhat boring at times, but that's working for you.
Personally, I think that the processes ought to be defined better. Git ought to be utilized better, too. More realistic goals should be set every sprint. That way, you aren't always wondering why we're behind.
The first round was an online test. Questions were asked from DBMS and SQL, along with two coding questions of average difficulty. The second and third rounds were technical. The last and final round was with HR.
Applied online. Was offered an interview onsite with 5 groups, about 1 hour for each group. Each group asked me questions about my background, specifically the projects I worked on. Everyone was quite nice and respectful. They took me out to lunch on
This was quite challenging. The first round was easy, and I had four technical rounds before the HR interview. I applied to Oracle through my campus placements. I had one-to-one interviews where they focused mainly on networks and operating systems.
The first round was an online test. Questions were asked from DBMS and SQL, along with two coding questions of average difficulty. The second and third rounds were technical. The last and final round was with HR.
Applied online. Was offered an interview onsite with 5 groups, about 1 hour for each group. Each group asked me questions about my background, specifically the projects I worked on. Everyone was quite nice and respectful. They took me out to lunch on
This was quite challenging. The first round was easy, and I had four technical rounds before the HR interview. I applied to Oracle through my campus placements. I had one-to-one interviews where they focused mainly on networks and operating systems.