My team was very welcoming and helpful. I worked there the summer right before they merged with Oracle, so I am not sure how much my experience is relevant. I think my team was dissolved in the merger.
There was no introduction to the codebase. I was given a task and had to sift through everything myself. A general walkthrough of the repo we were working in would have been extremely helpful.
More transparency down through the upper levels.
Do a general intro to the larger codebases for new interns.
Was very supportive, giving weightage to data structures and Object-Oriented Programming concepts. Two rounds of interview: * The first was based on basics and theory. * The second was a coding round with some HR questions.
The company came for on-campus recruitment. For 3rd-year students, a 2-month internship was offered. There were two rounds: * The first round was an online assessment, which included questions on general programming, Java, OOPs, one SQL question
I applied through my college for an internship at Oracle. We had an online test first to shortlist the candidates. All the questions were MCQs. The test was divided into sections that tested your knowledge in DBMS, OS, and Logical Reasoning. We als
Was very supportive, giving weightage to data structures and Object-Oriented Programming concepts. Two rounds of interview: * The first was based on basics and theory. * The second was a coding round with some HR questions.
The company came for on-campus recruitment. For 3rd-year students, a 2-month internship was offered. There were two rounds: * The first round was an online assessment, which included questions on general programming, Java, OOPs, one SQL question
I applied through my college for an internship at Oracle. We had an online test first to shortlist the candidates. All the questions were MCQs. The test was divided into sections that tested your knowledge in DBMS, OS, and Logical Reasoning. We als