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Sometimes I wonder about the type of people who willingly choose to work at Oracle. Unsurprisingly, this is Oracle's best. I wonder what Oracle's doing to get
by kick 7y ago
Sometimes I wonder about the type of people who willingly choose to work at Oracle. Unsurprisingly, this is Oracle's best.
I wonder what Oracle's doing to get this sort of loyalty; not many employees are willing to turn their personal twitter accounts into ad space.
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- pm90 7y agoI didn’t want to rush to judgement so I took a look at his other tweets. I think this person may have never actually been in situations where a decision had to be made between different db options. Such people come into technology in the world of big corps and drink the kool aid; different technologies are more of a tribal or a popularity contest rather than a genuine technical assessment. Never take these people seriously.
- craftinator 7y agoThis sort of loyalty may come because really good companies don't want to hire former Oracle employees, and not so great companies won't pay as much. Choosing to work there sort of self-optimizes you toward continuing to work there.
- thecleaner 7y agoBecause everybody wants a promotion. People at Amazon think its a great company. There were some guys who really were with Marc Anderssen when he made the colonalism comment (and didnt bother clarifying or apologizing). You have to show "loyalty" to get out ahead.