Oracle HRMS Consultant
Shell Infotech is Singapore based software development and consulting firm, focusing on eBusiness, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Network Solutions, Web based Solutions and Testing / Quality Assurance. Apart from having offices in Singapore and Malaysia, Shell Infotech has its own Software Development Center in India. A few of our key specialized IT-related services include:
Technology Consulting
Network Solutions
Project Outsourcing
Oracle HRMS Consultant
Requirements:
Must have been involved with at least 2 full life-cycle implementation of Oracle HRMS with Self Service modules as a technical consultant.
Must have worked on R 11.5.10
Should have working functional knowledge of Oracle HRMS, including the self service offerings
Should have good knowledge of the Oracle HRMS API offerings
Should be proficient with PL/SQL, Oracle Workflow, Discoverer, Oracle Reports 6i/9i
Should be familiar with Oracle AIM standards
Knowledge of OA Framework would be an added advantage.

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According to hiring and compensation experts, there is not that much room to negotiate when one is just a fresh grad. This is because that person does not have substantial work experience as basis to negotiate for a higher wage compared to those who have already worked before.
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The employer got this information through an ad that was placed in the paper, referred by someone in the company or a headhunter, or by a person who simply submitted an application via the company’s website.
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