If you want a static, peaceful environment, Oracle is the best place to work.
As such, no cons, but I heard that fewer hikes are here.
I was given a programming question initially, which took about 45 minutes. Post that, it was followed by three technical discussions and one director round. Then, there was an HR round to discuss salary. The process took almost three days and more t
The interview process has three tiers. First, a written basic assessment. Second, a technical interview where they ask only about topics you are comfortable with. So, be sure that whatever you claim to be comfortable in, you are very good at. Thir
The interview process takes about 5 hours. Questions will cover: * Java * SQL Be informed about data structures and test-driven development. Know basic SQL syntax and be knowledgeable about joins.
I was given a programming question initially, which took about 45 minutes. Post that, it was followed by three technical discussions and one director round. Then, there was an HR round to discuss salary. The process took almost three days and more t
The interview process has three tiers. First, a written basic assessment. Second, a technical interview where they ask only about topics you are comfortable with. So, be sure that whatever you claim to be comfortable in, you are very good at. Thir
The interview process takes about 5 hours. Questions will cover: * Java * SQL Be informed about data structures and test-driven development. Know basic SQL syntax and be knowledgeable about joins.