Oracle reviews

- Oracle does not have any broadband policy for India. So you cannot claim broadband bills. - No Covid support for getting infrastructure for work from home. Insurance premium is high for additional covid support. - No pay raise if you have joined above the median in payband. India pay band is very pathetic and lowest among other product companies. - Not too many team fun activities - Sodexho food coupons cannot be used outside of Oracle campus. Not even in neighbourhood restuarants or even on swiggy.

The lies, the micro- and senior management, compensation/bonus, the coaching/training Oracle tell you quite a story of how they work, how you can work, about compensation and bonuses. Take it with a grain of salt and be very, very critical. When they offer you a relocation package make sure to very closely read the terms. If you stay less than two years, you might end up with a couple of grand in debt and given the fluctuation of people running back out of Oracle, that's a real possibility for you. You will be micro-managed, if you're lucky you get the odd more lenient manager. Generally, (senior) management doesn't care about your opinion, better play game. Many managers have no management experience and shouldn't be handling people. Leads to big frustrations and high fluctuation within Oracle Digital. Motivation consequently is low, people share the bad vibes. Depending on your territory and market, you'll barely see a bonus, unless you start sandbagging, making deals etc. Just grow the pipeline. You'll have almost no helpful tool to do your job, which is mostly cold calling. No active marketing in Europe means no inbound leads. Coaching and training is a big one in Oracle. But they fail to do so. Coaching team is not really generating real value, training will not prepare you for C-level interactions. Poor experience overall.