The team worked on interesting projects, and Oracle gave way for team culture.
Reasonable access to innovative technologies.
Bureaucracy and bloat abound, with processes impeding progress. Many people are coasting, but strong performers get noticed and acknowledged.
Mostly technical questions in Java and J2EE, including Servlets and JSP. SQL and XML. Simple Design Patterns related questions. Experience about writing design documents, testing, and also about previous work.
Easy to moderate. I was interviewed for the intern role. I cleared two rounds but was failed in the final round. The first two rounds were technical, and the final round was a technical plus HR round. Overall, the interview process was moderate.
I first learned about Oracle job offers at my university's career fair. After giving them my resume there, they reached out to me (I did not apply!) and scheduled two phone interviews. These interviews lasted about 30 minutes each and included both
Mostly technical questions in Java and J2EE, including Servlets and JSP. SQL and XML. Simple Design Patterns related questions. Experience about writing design documents, testing, and also about previous work.
Easy to moderate. I was interviewed for the intern role. I cleared two rounds but was failed in the final round. The first two rounds were technical, and the final round was a technical plus HR round. Overall, the interview process was moderate.
I first learned about Oracle job offers at my university's career fair. After giving them my resume there, they reached out to me (I did not apply!) and scheduled two phone interviews. These interviews lasted about 30 minutes each and included both