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MICROS Systems

Acquired by Oracle

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Micros, Some pluses some minuses - Anonymous employee MICROS Systems Employee Review

3.0
Jul 2, 2010
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Travel is availiable if you have the right job. Small teams are very good to work in, but overall guidence is lacking.

Cons

Weekends are non exsistant, to move up the work life balance has to be vastly skewed to work. Nepotism exsists at the highest level. New CFO gave her husband her old job.

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5.0
May 29, 2018
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CEO approval
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Pros

It's a big company that servers several different industries.

Cons

Raises could be higher.

4.0
Aug 23, 2014
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

I work in the Hotel Systems Division My managers have all been great and I like the people I work with. I think upper management honestly appreciates my efforts. I feel that I am rewarded and recognized for the work that I do. MICROS has been good to me and I feel very fortunate to be able to work there. There are many opportunities for growth and advancement. This would be a great place for a recent college grad with some hotel or restaurant experience to start a career, or for anyone with industry experience and an interest in technology. For an entry level installer position, be prepared to travel nearly 100% of the time, which can be fun and is certainly interesting. I don't know what the recent acquisition of MICROS by Oracle will mean to the future of MICROS, but I'm excited about it. I would recommend MICROS to anyone who is deemed qualified to work there.

Cons

There were some conerns in the past about the lack of culture at MICROS. Some of this was fueled by comments from disgruntled employees. The culter is much better though, and it continues to improve. It seeems like the better you are, the harder they work you. This is espcially impactful to travelling employees. The better ones hit the road while the losers sit at home. They tend to not have enough employees for the work that needs to be done, so the existing staff has to work that much harder and I think in the end it's the customers who suffer.

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