Oracle Principal Application Engineer salaries in Bangalore / Bengaluru

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My colleagues come from various cultural backgrounds and we work happily in collaboration. Work-life balance was amazing.

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...on ADF framework on JAVA 1.6 which is behind 10 years from current technologies. No hike, no bonus. No growth on the personal front.

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Work Life Balance was the best thing i could say about working in Oracle. Mostly a peaceful 9 to 5 job except for urgent and emergency work which is needed during the time of crisis. I can't say the same post pandemic

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... worker or not, staying in a job too long in the same position is always a risk. Salary is less to the experience you have. Your junior may be earning more than you and that is awkward.

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Work life balance is best part.

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Appraisal does not happen on time. Very less hike. Fresher salary will be better than experienced people. Within company if stay for longer increment will be lesser. No revision on promotion.

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Slow paced development work. Flexible timings. RSU is some relief considering their poor salary package

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1.poor career growth - no industry standard learning 2. Poor financial growth: hikes happen like rain in desert, once in a while. That too of poor percentage ( at times even single digit ). You can’t beat inflation with salary increment 3. Low standard work: the nature of work is that you mostly deal with outdated tech stack, tools and processes. No real learning from day to day work. Even the smallest piece of task would need complicated processes and approvals making it unnecessarily boring with no useful takeaway

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Provided work from home because of this Covid-19 but keep tracking of every work assignment very keenly and there is lot of politics and management also doesn’t care about the issues.

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...growth is very slow and no scope to learn new technologies while working on ERP. No hike or bonus even after 3 years of completion in the company. Good for People who are about to retire in 4 to 5 years.