Intern Salary in Bangalore / Bengaluru (Updated 2025)

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I am interested in working at wipro.com because it is a leading global information technology, consulting and business process services company

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There has been no salary increase over the past years, and the bonus structure is non-existent

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Salary is decent compared to industry average. Also, You don’t need to worry about the job security unless you are really bad. Work life balance depends on which line of business and what team are you working.

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Promotions are too slow compared to your peers in US or UK. A person will stay as an Analyst or Associate for years and your peer will become a Vice President or even an Executive Director within the same timelines. Your promotions are hardly based on your performance and mostly based on how much good relationship you have with your manager and how much the management has endorsed you as a brand.

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Everything here is average in terms of work culture, work life balance, salary and benefits, promotions, learning and development and work satisfaction. It depends on the manager under which you are working and the team you are a part of. (Auditing domain perspective)

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Work life balance in Audit is not available. Salaries and appraisals not upto the mark.

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The work life balance is so good. The office infrastructure is good. The workplaces are nice. You can learn new things anytime through its online learning platform i.e. Shoshin school. And they have hybrid working policy so that requires you to work from office for 2 days in a week and rest you have to work from home.

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Was forced to take a support role after being trained as a devops engineer. Inconsistent salary hikes specially for freshers as heard from my seniors.

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Salary on time

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-- No promotion opportunities. - Don’t understand onsite challenges. - Unreasonable, unlimited, and unrealistic expectations. - Vulnerability to contract termination. - Poor communication with clients by managers, which ultimately pressures employees to meet unreasonable client demands. - Unnecessary IT compliance; the laptop is more of a liability than a facility. - No activities or wellbeing programs for employees working on client sites. - Consulting at client sites feels like a glorified clerk job. - As per my view, there are hardly any visionaries in the organization. Even higher management primarily talks about business and money without considering the impact on the team, the project, and the client. - Besides money, if the firm thought a bit more about impact and wellbeing, outsourcing could become true consulting.