3/2 I just got an AWSOME offer from Oracle. What do you guys think
\_ Ok girl, what's the offer like? why are you so silent?
\_ Apparently they didn't make sure candidates could spell
\_ Spelling is opshunal at Orickle. -Orickle employee
about going there?
\_ In the apps division? Hope not cuz they biz sucks are Oracle...
\_ Ok girl, what's the offer like? why are you so silent?
\_ Apparently they didn't make sure candidates could spell
\_ Spelling is opshunal at Orickle. -Orickle employee
about going there?
\_ Oracle definition of "5/1 Development"-- Spend your first 5
years debugging other people code. Complain about the quality
of the code while debugging it up. After 5 years, you spend 1
year writing your own code. Don't debug your new code; have
new hires spend their first 5 years debugging your code. The
new hires complain about the quality of your code. You leave
Oracle. After 5 years, the new hires spend 1 year writing
their own code. They don't debug their new code; they have
new hires spend the first 5 years debugging their code. They
leave Oracle. Restart.
\_ One person complained that they didn't like using in-house
dev tools and would rather be using industry standard tools
(MSVC6, etc.)
\_ hopefully that idiot has been fired from oracle, and
has taken a $20/hr job at mickeysoft
\_ Should you be fired if you use MS windows, words or excel?
This is PROGRAMMING, you numnut. If you are using
a M$ product for programming, in an environment that
usually requires high reliability, etc. then you
should be fired. Even if the product itself does not
directly make things crash, a penchant for using M$ tools
is a bias that should be purged as quickly as possible.
\_ I worked at oracle for 3 months (internship) and
all the dev tools *are* standard! we used only gmake
and gcc, or g++ whenever available, or the cc ov that
specific *nix. go to hell VC for unix dev???
\_ you sound quite familiar with product bias
\_ Oracle doesn't fire people.
\_ Pride in work is kind of unimportant there, and morale isn't
exactly high either, at least in the front- and back-office
Apps divisions. (yeah I was a tech writer there, but I'm
talking about the developers) --goetz
\_ Back office market is drying up and Siebel is kicking the
shit out of Oracle in th front office, what's to like...
- Siebel Employee
\_ But they have a grrreat in-house email system! -John |