If you are in H1b, start your search early as 60 days grace period is questionable and we are almost year end. The hiring might get stopped due to Holidays.
Choose your tenure wisely in this sinking ship.
Oracle might get better in next few years and you can join back. Its not wise to stay anymore with such low pay, more politics and insecure positions.
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@g6 Do you want to move to India to take all their jobs for revenge? 0);0);0);0);0);0);0);0);0);0)
Undereducated Losers with too much free time at work are spreading false rumors to scare tech workers here. They do not even work with Oracle, and they might just be extremely jealous because they never had the chance to work there ;0);0);0);0);0);0);0);0)
If you are H1b go back to India and sh-t on your own streets.
Degenerates.
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About a dozen first-year UC Berkeley students gathered one afternoon last fall inside a classroom in Evans Hall, where math professor Zvezdelina Stankova held office hours for one of her calculus sections. The students came for calculus help but struggled to answer a middle-school level algebra problem: solving for x from the equation 7x – 5 = 9
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H1B here from last RIF. I would suggest leave early asap you will regret staying with Oracle.
Oracle is the only company that has never deported any H1Bs back to India during layoffs. Because there is no layoffs for H1Bs
Yeah, start packing and look for a job in India. No company will transfer your visa in the current market.
If you are H1B, you have nothing to worry about : your job is very safe