Oracle currently employs nearly 3,000 people in Romania.
This year, Oracle relocated and consolidated its local operations in the Floreasca Park complex in northern Bucharest.
Oracle president said that Romania does not represent a market for jobs with low training level, as persons who initially worked in the local center became managers in several regions al global level.
Catz added that the company’s turnover significantly rose in the last 5-7 years and expects the growth rate to continue in the upcoming period, adding that Romania is the second largest market in Europe where the company operates, after Great Britain.