Bad corporate culture - no raises
Bad corporate culture - no raises
Oracle has average pay and benefits. The company will allow some time off if you are really sick and need more than just a few days off.
No pay raises at all, ever! No promotions unless you are in the senior manager's inner circle. You can work your butt off and not get recognized. I have specifically recommended that my friends not apply to work at Oracle unless they are unemployed.
- Develop a real set of metrics to measure employee performance and stop rewarding people who are not producing results.
- Pay raises must at least match the cost of living increases or don't even bother.
- Oracle is one of the most successful companies in the world. Act like it.
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