Oracle Financial Services Software Software Engineer II salaries in India

Likes

Only job security and if you are in offshore team, in some projects you will get good work life balance.

Dislikes

...you good hike. I have seen people on the same post for years even if u put work. When you demand increased salary or any counter after getting job at another company, they don't even give you a matched offer and won't even try to retain you.

Likes

Subsidiary of ORACLE -I only joined the organisation for the name ORACLE

Dislikes

No salary hike in last 3 years, no pramotion -people are working on same designation for years, 0 Employee benefits - apart from salary and travel allowance (if you are working as onsite resource) you get nothing from organisation, most of projects tech stack is outdated

Likes

1. Work-life balance is good. 2. Projects and project teams are enjoyable to work with.

Dislikes

...rs for an appraisal and received only a 4% hike, which amounts to 2% per year 2. Even if you perform well, you may not receive a salary increase 3. Variable pay is low, ranging from 40 - 60% 4. Lack of communication with the line manager, as your project manager and line manager may be different

Likes

Free courses and certification. OFSS is like a college but no need to pay tuition fees because it's already being deducted from your non existing hikes and promotions. It's very good to sharpen your skills and then jumpship. It feels like they promote and want employees to resign. Not by firing , just extended exploitation. If you are a beginner , join , learn and jumpship after 1 year exactly, don't stay long. Same goes for laterals as well. Don't expect much.

Dislikes

No growth . Peanut hikes (3-5%) . No promotion even after staying for 3 years , delivering everything , taking ownership and being available almost all the time when required. Manager talks cringe when asked about hikes . HRs are basically like govt office workers , just do paper work .

Likes

Brand, opportunity to persue certification

Dislikes

1. No hikes every year 2. Bonus is not paid beyond 50 percentage of the eligibility 3. Forced to work on something which is not your forte 4. Less job security