Why would anyone want to work for that company?
Oracle seeks $1b savings, staff prepare for layoffs
Oracle executives are reportedly eyeing up a $1 billion cost reduction program that includes revamping the organization and making thousands of employees redundant. According to The Information, the layoffs may "disproportionately impact" workers in the US and Europe in business areas such as marketing for software …
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Wednesday 13th July 2022 12:10 GMT WhereAmI?
Best friend's daughter was an Oracle on-site consultant and was paid extremely well for it. Too well. After ten(?) years of that, Oracle saw her as an overhead and she was 'reassigned' out of the company. Constructively dismissed, as I understand it, but too stressed out over it all to take them to a tribunal. Boeing snapped her up for almost twice the pay and less than 25% of the stress, according to her. And (quote) 'I don't even have to get out of bed in the morning'.
Pity she's still *kin about with Oracle crud, but at least Dear Larry's audit department gets no traction with her database usage.
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Thursday 14th July 2022 01:59 GMT Anonymous Coward
They want to lay people off that have been there 7+ years and have never gotten a raise or bonus increase, yet they're hiring new people on at twice the veteran employees wage and we're forced to train them to do our exact job. Hey Safra, hey Larry, share the wealth because your veteran employees are literally GOING BROKE FOR YOU. Enjoy your yacht, and Safra, enjoy your ridiculous salary. Thanks for nothing.