Good only if you want to have a laid-back life
Good only if you want to have a laid-back life
Work-life balance.
Very friendly peers and managers.
Flexible work hours/work from home.
They have some really good products.
Well-defined goals.
Very, very difficult to get promoted. Almost no bonuses or hikes. Usually poor work quality. Don't join Oracle unless you've a very good starting package.
Money Matters! Not just to the company, but to the employees as well. The sad part is, everyone knows about it and feels helpless.
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