Good Culture, Slow Promotions
Good Culture, Slow Promotions
You find a good work culture at Oracle. You can maintain a very good work-life balance while working at Oracle. You can expect, in most cases, cool peers and management here.
Oracle doesn't seem to be good in its performance review system, and there's no strict timeline for this. Getting a promotion may be a huge thing, as it's too slow here.
Please think about the performance review process. It shouldn't be so slow.
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