Oracle Associate Solution Engineer reviews

3.8

86% would recommend to a friend

(350 total reviews)

Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia

64% approve of CEO

58% positive business outlook

Associate Solution Engineer employees have rated Oracle with 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 350 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Associate Solution Engineer professionals have a good working experience there. Oracle is rated in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) by Associate Solution Engineer professionals compared to other employers within the Tecnologías de la información industry (3.9 stars).

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350 reviews
1.0
Oct 27, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

You will get good quarterly treats. People around are good. You will not have any work pressure. You can come and settle down. You will never suffer from high BP or high tension in this team.

Cons

They will ruin your career. No hikes even after 2 years. No career development. Engineers are hired to do tech writer's work. This is specially for Industry Solutions Group.

4.0
Sep 7, 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Critics have complained Oracle has been slow to migrate to the cloud. Management is keen to reverse that. From a technological aspect, this is a meaningless distinction. However, from a sales perspective, this presents a drastic departure from the classic licensing model Oracle has grown to depend on. The company is in the midst of a mid-life crisis as it re-evaluates everything it does. Pros: It's an exciting moment to work at Oracle; the old rule books are being thrown out. Bold ideas are in demand.

Cons

Cons: People hate change. Employees and customers alike are anxious to know where this will ultimately lead Oracle.

2.0
Jul 18, 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

no one expects you to go the extra mile because the morale is so low that nobody does it. Informal "working from home" is tolerated to compensate the lack of salary review for years and years (sooner or later you will feel entitled to reduce the amount of working hours to compensate for stable salary over the years). Sad and mortifying? Yes it is. Database revenue still holding and keeping the boat afloat for the moment.

Cons

FY16 ended globally with revenues -3% and profit -10%, this means that cost must drop even faster to remain profitable. As result, ANZ has made more than one hundred people redundant, replacing them with offshore personnel or graduates. So no role is safe: good salesreps with dead territories, presales, architects, all are at risk. If you are evaluating a sales role, think twice. At first you'll think to have won the lottery and will be brainwashed with unrealistic product hype, then after a couple of failed quarters you'll be put on a performance improvement program (i.e. you'll be fired after another quarter). Any role other than sales is unlikely to be filled, as they are seen as pure cost. Pay rises: Managers tell subordinates to come with a competitor's work offer if they want a pay rise because a manager has no means to give it otherwise. Promotions: very bureaucratic process engineered to defuse any expectation and kill most of the requests before even starting, and even if you get promoted it takes one year to adjust your salary. Training: self training online, no more classes, no more traveling in exotic locations

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