Thread regarding Oracle Corp. layoffs

What is happening with OAL?

Hearing rumours that OAL as org might not exist or will be moved. Is this path to cut more jobs?


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One of the very low paying teams at Oracle. OAL is like a step child at Oracle. Many people stayed there despite of lesser compensation because of only one thing. Job security. OAL salaries are straight away 50% less than other Orcl employees. Now jobs are going down , job security gone. years of loyalty gone. They are like one step above Real Estate and Facilities team. Poor pathetic lives. I pity them.

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Post ID: @g4+1ky62jphh

@bh Thank you for a clear breakdown.

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Post ID: @f1+1ky62jphh

@c8 the answer is simple, you are paying for your business NOT to be a beta tester for Oracle

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Post ID: @d2+1ky62jphh

@bh read @aq's post "sends a terrible message to customers. Oracle needs a full organization to successfully deploy their own software? It should have been broken up years ago."

If I am a corporate customer I would be asking why an I paying Oracle's ridiculous licensing and support costs and then have to have a staff of 1000 to run them?

Sounds like the perfect area to cut.

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Post ID: @c8+1ky62jphh

Oracle Application Labs (OAL) is Oracle’s internal IT and software engineering division. OAL designs, builds, and maintains the mission-critical applications that run Oracle's own global business operations. It essentially functions as the primary "customer zero," testing and showcasing Oracle products before they are released to the public.

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Post ID: @bh+1ky62jphh

This.

More than a thousand people running corporate apps? It is too comfortable.

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Post ID: @at+1ky62jphh

Everything has changed its name to “AI” so it’s nothing short of a miracle it hasn’t been rebranded to Oracle AI Labs.

But why OAL even needs to exist outside of IT or Product sends a terrible message to customers. Oracle needs a full organization to successfully deploy their own software? It should have been broken up years ago.

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