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Project engineer
Work from home opportunity and good exposure.
Mostly support role, very difficult to change departments and role.
Software engineer
Good work culture in this organization
Looks like there are less projects
Anonymous employee
everything is average to good
If fresher you cannot choose your domain
Principal engineer
Flexibility to work from home
Very less pay according to the location.
Senior consultant
Skill development Chances to work in on-demand skills Work life balance Great practice team that helps you find the best projects to suit your aspirations and skills
Recruitment team never responds to referrals
Lead engineer
Very nice company to work with
due to the huge size of the company, it is difficult to mange
Analyst
Freshers get good exposure in private equity accounting
work culture is not great in some teams
Technical lead
Wipro Benifits Plan is good and help in tax savings
Very Late Appraisals, you get it increased salary to be reflected in october Some years no appraisals. Very inconsistent and low appraisals
Associate consultant
1.Employee benefits (WBP scheme) are well-structured. 2.Convenient transport facilities. 3.Good office infrastructure in most locations. 4.Fair leave policy and public holiday calendar. 5.Onsite opportunities are available in select projects. 6.Exposure to large-scale accounts like Mega and Gamma provides decent client-facing experience.
1.Weak management in some locations (Chennai, Bhubaneswar): In my experience, management in these centers lacks transparency and often struggles with employee engagement and planning. 2.Trend Next exam system: Competency exams like Trend Next are tied to performance appraisals and promotions — however, the content is often irrelevant to actual job roles, making it feel more like a checkbox than a value-add. 3.Internal politics: As with most large service companies, navigating workplace politics is often necessary for visibility and career growth. 4.Strict ODC (Offshore Development Center) working hours: The environment can feel restrictive, especially in projects where flexibility is essential for productivity.
Good learning curve , Various oppurtunities
Salary Hike, Senior management (based on the project)