The team was good. No other pro.
The pay was lesser and not in line with the amount of work asked. In a merger, there was no clarity, and the HRs were very unhelpful. One company wanted to give out an offer, but the parent company had closed the offers, and there weren't any updates.
Great process, very respectful of interviewee interests. Thoughtful technical questions were asked that are relevant to the position. Overall, a pleasant experience. I would recommend interviewing at Oracle. It is most definitely worth the effort.
After shortlisting from online assessment, they called me for an interview. Questions were from binary trees and linked lists. Puzzles were also asked. Then, basic questions like "Introduce yourself" and "Tell me about your projects" were asked.
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.
Great process, very respectful of interviewee interests. Thoughtful technical questions were asked that are relevant to the position. Overall, a pleasant experience. I would recommend interviewing at Oracle. It is most definitely worth the effort.
After shortlisting from online assessment, they called me for an interview. Questions were from binary trees and linked lists. Puzzles were also asked. Then, basic questions like "Introduce yourself" and "Tell me about your projects" were asked.
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.