Oracle reviews

The company is antiquated in many ways. Oracle likes to build/acquire it's own tech as much as possible, for internal use This isn't necessarily a good thing as there are many better vendors- a perfect example is their CRM tool, which is comically subpar. The company is highly verticalized with a lot of red tape and bureaucracy. The processes are extremely convoluted and rigid with too many layers of approval required. Some of the most simple task take an act of congress to complete. There is a universal sense of low morale and Oracle conducts frequent mass layoffs like so many other tech giants. It is known to have bad leadership that is highly political and adversarial. There is an arrogance that customers and partners are lucky to do business with Oracle. I wouldn't discourage anyone from the opportunity to work at Oracle but I wouldn't recommend it either. I would say that they are another example of propaganda machine, but once you get inside, it's a mess.

However, there are several challenges that impact long-term job satisfaction. Repeatedly delivering the same training content can lead to burnout over time. Additionally, project management often lacks the structure and communication necessary for efficient operations, which can create avoidable stress for team members. Advancement within the organization is limited, making career progression difficult. Compensation tends to be more attractive for individuals just entering the workforce, but may fall short of expectations for those with more experience.