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Are older Oracle employees getting hit harder in layoffs?
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Are older Oracle employees getting hit harder in layoffs?

https://youtu.be/E2su9lkd6Jc

hearing all these Oracle layoff stories and it's wild. Veterans over 40 forced to train broken AI just to get axed anyway?After 25 yrs grinding in tech this shit makes me anxious as hell. Anyone inside Oracle right now seeing the same patterns? Especially Bangalore folks?

u/Complete_Bill4404 — 4 days ago
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Fresher

Hello all, I've been placed in oracle during campus placements as MTS-1 and in offer letter they stated my org as Cerner. So how will the work life be in India? Is it rigorous? I heard its a loss making org so should I be worried about layoff? Also is it possible for internal transfer to different team like OCI or database?

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u/DifferentBend9856 — 5 days ago
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FY25 Performance evaluation

I have received notification regarding the performance evaluation for fiscal year 2025.

Could anyone provide information on whether an appraisal is anticipated, the potential magnitude of such an appraisal, and the expected timeframe for its reflection?

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u/Charming_Neat7367 — 8 days ago
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Oracle Layoff 31 March- Experience letter

Hi, anyone received the experience letter from Oracle HR ? Do you know by when it will be shared?
Relieving letter was shared on 30 April. But what about experience letter ?

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u/Ok_Mud_5507 — 7 days ago
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<ARTICLE> Oracle refused workers who pressed for better severance

This is a quick & interesting read.

TL;DR: Laid-off Oracle workers tried to organize for better severance terms, including concerns over unvested RSUs, but the company rejected the push. The dispute shows how tech workers are testing collective pressure as AI-era restructuring spreads across enterprise software.

Kudos for all those fighting the good fight—even if it feels like an uphill battle! Oracle may have won this round, but the severance terms, equity treatment, and handling of March 31 RIF did not go unnoticed by the remaining workforce and marketplace at large.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

https://startupfortune.com/oracle-refused-workers-who-pressed-for-better-severance/

u/ambulanceguineafowl — 13 days ago
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Performance Reviews Without Focals Again?

So this is a joke, right?

Another round of performance reviews with the usual feedback, expectations, and corporate buzzwords… but no focals again?

At this point it just feels like the same cycle every time.

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u/Educational-beat-201 — 14 days ago

Notice Period | Early Release

I resigned because i got a good opportunity but the reason i started looking out was because my manager told one day that i guess we lost it start looking outside and when i asked notice period is 75 days she said that is something in my hand and this conversation happened with 1 more colleague in n call but when i got the offer and i went to her for early release se refused, denied, betrayed and is not ready to release me in 30 days. I tried requesting, begging, taking, pinging, WhatsApp messages, emails but she will not release by may end it seems and i have to join on 1 June. When i reached to HR they say that manager approval required for early release even if i opt for buyout
My notice period clause in offer letter says: Notwithstanding anything stated herein, your services are liable to be terminated by the Company without assigning any reason, by giving you 75 days Notice or salary in lieu of such Notice. Likewise, you may resign from the services of the Company by giving 75 days Notice or salary in lieu of Notice. Salary for this purpose will be computed on Monthly Base pay excluding Employer PF contribution.

Please help me what is the way out !!!!

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u/Fit_Statistician_548 — 12 days ago