Good work-life balance but slow growth
Good work-life balance but slow growth
- Domain-wise good exposure.
- Uses most of the time Oracle products.
- Good for Java and Oracle database guys, as most of the products are using these technologies.
- No delivery pressure, as long as you have a valid justification.
- Work from home facility, but again, it depends on your rapport with your reporting manager.
- Top management mandates all products to get migrated to cloud-based technologies, but implementation is slow.
- Adoption of new or cutting-edge technology (cloud/big data/machine learning, etc.) is slow.
- It's better to bargain for a good salary at the time of joining, as there are very small hikes later.
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Please form a proper plan to have the right mix of talent at the project level. At least have it at the department level.
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Many good resources have left the organization because of no hike or very little hike.
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If all products have to be migrated to cloud-based technology, hire the right set of people with the right skill sets.
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Prepare the talent pool either by training existing employees or hiring some industry experts in the fields of cloud, DevOps, big data, etc.
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