Oracle Design Manager salaries in India

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Fine place to learn and get certified in oracle product. Resource Managers are supportive(Maybe I was fortunate to have a good manager) On request, the managers are good to offer WFH

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No pay raise for years No rewards or recognition No encouragement to train n get skills upgraded Legacy softwares and primitive methods in use. Did not get to work on the latest technology No travel opportunities No celebrating a product release or achievements Not even annual day is celebrated.

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You will get your full salary there is no performance part in ctc. You still get work from home.

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It’s work culture is toxic, if you are a talented person they just dump work at you even though there are many people who just survive with routine things.

Likes

Best in market compensation and benefits,no variable pay. Never had to stretch beyond my working hours.

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Growth wise you won't get much here. Almost everything is do it yourself, with the resource provided for it. Onsite opportunities are hard to come by.

Likes

People are really nice and work culture is very good in terms of work life balance. You will hardly feel the Monday blues here.

Dislikes

...gy stack. Legacy products with almost zero innovation and latest tech uptakes. Compensation is very average and almost below market standards. No bonuses and no fix salary appraisal cycle. You can’t grow career wise if you stay for long in Oracle. You’ll be stuck for years before realizing it. One of the highest attrition rates of the company.

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None

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1. No salary hike in 5 years, i.e. since the time I joined. Just the excuse "we dont have budget" 2. Taking a leave or even 2 hours off the manager makes you feel as though you're stealing from his house. 3. No Training, they say they dont have budget for it. If somehow one enrolls they are frowned upon by managers "is the training relevant to our work" . Not to mention the daily and weekly updates you need to share after the trainings. 4. Managers and directors feel they are working on rocket science. Working with them feels like working with daily wagers.