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Anonymous employee
Good Work Culture. Great Team. Genuine Projects
No Cons as of now got a lot of opportunity to work with Wipro.
Device engineer
Great company to work at.
Less pay and on call support.
Consultant
Salary on time and job stability
Growth opportunity for self motivated person.
Project engineer
Work life balance Hybrid policy Supportive team
Nothing everything is nice and smooth
Customer service representative
Friendly and casual environment Hybrid option available
Minimum career growth Less Salary Regular cost cutting which makes the job difficult
Senior software engineer
All good so far, just joined
NA at the moment, will see
Production process specialist
Good for Freshers, the company provides a Surplus bonus if you work exceptionally well.
No work-life balance, Work Culture is the worst.
Assistant manager
Work culture is good and growth is also decent
Salary, hikes, HR, management, WFO
Good work life balance. Supporting manager
Work on legacy technologies. At times night shifts are pain.
Senior manager
There are absolutely no pros about working for this company unless (possibly) you are desperate and live in India.
Google their lawsuits, that should give you a clue about their racist culture (if you are not Indian). NO ONE takes any accountability for their actions, they thrive on creating a toxic culture of finger pointing and calling everyone out on calls and in emails. They cram their 5 habits down your throat (being respectful, always communicating, being responsive, demonstrating stewardship, building trust) of which they live by NONE.