Nothing great about the company. Don't fall into the brand trap
Nothing great about the company. Don't fall into the brand trap
Work and life balance. Work from home is good.
Raises have nothing to do with performance. Even promotions won't get you a pay raise.
Oracle always acquires other companies, and no innovative work is there.
Give pay raises at least when people get promoted.
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Communication via an agent. The interview lasted 6-7 rounds. All technical but one. The interview was rigorous technically. The interviews were first conducted remotely, and then I was called to the Head Office for a 1-on-1 interview process.
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First round: Technical round with a Director-level person. Covered consistent hashing plus a few design-level questions. Second round: Technical interview with a senior developer. Third round: Management round. Focused primarily on team management
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It was a nice experience where the interviewer asked a few programming questions. The interview started with project discussion and then day-to-day responsibilities. The interviewer was good enough to give room for thinking on the problems.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 9, 2014Communication via an agent. The interview lasted 6-7 rounds. All technical but one. The interview was rigorous technically. The interviews were first conducted remotely, and then I was called to the Head Office for a 1-on-1 interview process.
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IndiaJune 8, 2021First round: Technical round with a Director-level person. Covered consistent hashing plus a few design-level questions. Second round: Technical interview with a senior developer. Third round: Management round. Focused primarily on team management
Technical Lead
IndiaJuly 22, 2022It was a nice experience where the interviewer asked a few programming questions. The interview started with project discussion and then day-to-day responsibilities. The interviewer was good enough to give room for thinking on the problems.
