Respectful, But Overworked Team
Respectful, But Overworked Team
Clear procedures. Good management. Treated with respect. Free access to courses. Free certificate exams. No bother during outside working hours. Possibility to win some extra money by requiring to work extra hours.
- High volume of work.
- No time for personal improvement.
- Difficult hiring process.
- No extra bonuses.
- At least 1 weekend per month you need to work.
- Working in an undersized team.
- Oracle always tries to add some more work besides the work you were hired for initially.
- Micromanagement.
- No pay raise at all after 4 years.
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