Like any other tech company, but employee-friendly.
Depending on the team, you can either learn or stop learning the technology.
Nothing
I was contacted by the recruiter team; they were very kind. I initially had a hiring manager interview, followed by a full loop consisting of two technical and two behavioral interviews. Something I loved about this process was that the coding and
The process consisted of a written objective test followed by three rounds of interviews. The HR contacted me over mobile to check whether I was looking for an opportunity, as they had found my resume on the career portal (Naukri.com). Once I expre
I was asked about data structures, algorithms, and a few math problems. However, it's taking more than two months to release the offer letter (I still haven't received it). My suggestion is: even if you get selected at Oracle, try other companies to
I was contacted by the recruiter team; they were very kind. I initially had a hiring manager interview, followed by a full loop consisting of two technical and two behavioral interviews. Something I loved about this process was that the coding and
The process consisted of a written objective test followed by three rounds of interviews. The HR contacted me over mobile to check whether I was looking for an opportunity, as they had found my resume on the career portal (Naukri.com). Once I expre
I was asked about data structures, algorithms, and a few math problems. However, it's taking more than two months to release the offer letter (I still haven't received it). My suggestion is: even if you get selected at Oracle, try other companies to