RE: How technical are they at Oracle

["Lisa Wright" <liwright -at- earthlink -dot- net>]

Why don't you believe it's true? People on this list have testified that
such job changes happen regularly in both directions. If they have an
environment that encourages that kind of learning (I assume not all of
the writers come in being that technical), I find it very credible.

Lisa 

-----Original Message-----
<anon wrote:>

My manager recently told me that writers at Oracle are more "technical"
than writers at other companies. She claims that writers regularly cycle
through from doc to QA to development. I don't believe that this is
true--can anyone provide more information?


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