Oracle reviews

- Bro culture - Drinking and partying culture that is really just to test people while also encouraging people to never grow up and act like a college kid still - Lack of diversity in thought and in people. White bros everywhere. - Experienced harassment and had to listen to inappropriate, HR violating conversations throughout the sales floor. - Mental health may take a toll in this environment plus you are doing the exact same thing every day hoping to achieve different results... AKA the definition of insanity. - You are literally treated like a pawn in a big game. And you have no control over it and no say in it. Your voice is not likely to be heard. - "The only constant at Oracle is change" - they tell you that on day one and they are right. Every fiscal year they flip the company upside down and I went a whole month and a half to get paid to sit on my butt because I didn't have a manager, team, or job function assigned. - No opportunity to move across departments/lines of business. - Management and co-workers are all young: fresh out of college or in their early 20s. Need more diversity in thought with mixing age groups. - You will feel like you're stuck in college or worse, high school, with the amount of watercooler gossiping and mind tricks that management likes to play.

Future in Australia not clear as many jobs has been moved to India. Every little thing require many approval sometimes up to CEO level. No clear decision making process. Many people with big titles and salaries are useless. Indian managers running the company and promoting people based on loyalty only. Hard to hire good people because of company reputation.