Thread regarding Oracle Corp. layoffs

Microaggressions

This place is 24/7 comedy. After the debacle occurring with CM from the death of that guy, Oracle wants to have us take a course on microaggressions when most of us want to knock our managers through the wall.

Oracle. You’re fighting a battle that has been over before you were even in the ring. This has been the worst experience not of my career but of my life. The sc-m of the earth run this sh-it show. Karma is a real btch.

Microaggressions are the everyday verbal, nonverbal, and environmental slights, snubs, or insults, whether intentional or unintentional, that communicate hostile, derogatory, or negative messages to target persons based solely upon their marginalized group membership.

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Taleo cannot use the edge computing AI to figure out which middle manager to let go first. The code gets stuck going in circles trying to decide which branch to take. The AI needs training to just "cut the branch completely".

Too many managers to cut, they all look the same. Monkey see, monkey do!

Perhaps setting the program to look for monkeys might help...

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Post ID: @jyuj+1bqmqA9i

Taleo cannot use the edge computing AI to figure out which middle manager to let go first. The code gets stuck going in circles trying to decide which branch to take. The AI needs training to just "cut the branch completely".

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Post ID: @jhzc+1bqmqA9i

OP here. This got 15 likes. HR….you lose. Go away.

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Post ID: @9qge+1bqmqA9i

This culture is a result of ownership, master/slave type where the owner controls well over 30% of the company.

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Post ID: @5gcn+1bqmqA9i

They must’ve had 15 stiffs from HR log on to “dislike” the comment on LE and SC. Oh yes. You keep waiting by the door for the invite to their private island. If you like two people who run a company into the ground and promote a toxic culture, you sound like an awesome person.

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Post ID: @5upf+1bqmqA9i

Monty Python would not have existed today

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Post ID: @5ntg+1bqmqA9i

LE and SC are the ones to blame for creating that rat culture.

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Post ID: @5zkg+1bqmqA9i

It really is bad here. The more I think about it, the more depressing it is. I don’t think the culture will ever change. The mgmt here just seem to be terrible people managed by more terrible people.

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Post ID: @5nms+1bqmqA9i

List of people who should be fired immediately: CM, VK, SP, DB-C, AB, PK, GM, KI, JK - that would improve the OPEX at ORCL enormously. All of these people (and likely others not listed) have a history and precedence of demonstrated 'acceptable' behavior - some for many years right under the nose of SC...

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Post ID: @5uly+1bqmqA9i

Whoever posted that last one, with all the examples, spot on. Thank you. Gives an amazing perspective on what is really going down.

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Post ID: @2ufm+1bqmqA9i

My manager and I would have a perfectly normal conversation. I was doing good work and he said so. Then, at the end of every conversation, right before I walked out of the room, he would make some derogatory comment about my work. I was working with a psycho. He was doing that deliberately.

You can't correct that.

Another manager I was working with was lying about something. I kept asking about why this person was not doing any of the work that I had assigned to them. First he gave one excuse, then another, then he blew up and said I was "just obsessed" with that. He did that on purpose to keep me from asking about something he was trying to hide. It was deliberate. A manipulation tactic.

Another manager freaks out whenever anyone in the group brings up going outside the group to ask someone a question. He does that deliberately to control the people in his group and make sure they don't connect with anyone else but him. Another manipulation tactic.

TG was doing what he was doing deliberately. No course on anything will stop these people from doing what they are doing. They deliberately attack the people working for them. They do it for a reason, to intimidate and coerce people into behaving how they want them to behave.

That is the problem. The management need to be managed. They need their feet held to the fire and if they don't get real work done, they need to be gone. There has never been any real management at Oracle, even when things were a bit better. There are no directives from up above, no schedules to meet, no one cares if they don't get anything done. It's like they are some kind of royalty who can just do whatever they want and who cares what the consequences are.

Until Oracle can start managing their management, it will just be a sh-t show.

Half of them just need to be fired. Imagine how much money Oracle could save if they laid off 3 useless layers of managers. Those are the guys making the big money. But, no, they lay off the developers, the ones who have the actual knowledge. How stupid is that?

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Post ID: @2ihx+1bqmqA9i

Too funny!

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Post ID: @1dao+1bqmqA9i

They are not doing that in order to improve your workplace. They are doing it for compliance purposes, in other words: it’s a checkbox.

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Post ID: @1wye+1bqmqA9i

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