All that glitters is not gold
All that glitters is not gold
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Training and development is excellent, as you would be getting trained from Oracle University.
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Do not expect any increment after you join. Negotiate as much as you can when you join, because it is sure you will not get an increment for a minimum of two years.
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If you are in Consulting, then it's a good place to work, and so with product development. But if you are into support services (especially Cloud Services/On Demand), your life is hell. So, I suggest getting into Oracle SSI/Product development/Testing. Then you will never get such a cool company.
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No hike for 2 years or more. Negotiate as much as you can when joining.
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Do not join Oracle Cloud Services/On Demand. It is the worst place to work. They really do not care about resources' lives.
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Very shrewd and cunning management from top to bottom. Oracle On Demand/Cloud Services is a dumping place for aged people. They will never leave the org till they retire and will play really cheap politics to keep their positions and climb the ladder.
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No promotion for at least 3 years. Buttering thereafter might bring some results.
This is Oracle Cloud Services/On-Demand Division.
Please take utmost care regarding resources' personal lives.
Please do not play with bright minds' futures by engaging in dirty and cheap politics; change your views ASAP.
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