Overall standard and pretty easy. It involves a phone call where you code in front of someone and then a final round with a few hours of that with some behavioral questions as well.
I didn't end up taking it because the offer was significantly lower than market rate. They definitely lowball you so be prepared to negotiate.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Oracle
Interview
Applied directly to the career portal and got the call for the interview. After the rounds recruiter didn’t pick the call
Phone Screening Round
2 Tech Round
2 HM Round
1 Bar Raiser Round
One tech round was medium and the other was extremely difficult
I applied online. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Oracle (Bengaluru)
Interview
Really simple, easy and smooth process. It was conducted virtually. It was of two rounds on the same day. Each round was of 45 minutes with 15 minutes break after round 1.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
asked me questions on difference between stack and heap. Inheritance, DLLs, static linking vs dynamic linking, Threading, wrting any sorting program, smart pointers, Constructors/Destructors, Templates. Had two rounds of interview virutally on the same day.
I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at Oracle (Hyderābād) in Jun 2022
Interview
I applied for a front end role. There were 3 rounds in total. Round 1 (Technical)- Completely focussed on javascript. Round 2(Technical) - This too was focussed on javascript. The questions were of medium difficulty. Round 3(Managerial) - In this, I was asked to explain in depth what I had done in my previous company, the tech stack I used, the most difficult problem I faced and how I dealt with it, and my favorite project that I have worked on. It then gradually became technical in the end with questions on OOP concepts and prototypes and classes.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Round 1: Creating a promise, some theoretical questions, coding questions involving array functions, etc. Round 2: Some output questions, coding problems related to event bubbling and dom manipulation, and theoretical questions on design patterns.
