Wipro Fusion Middleware Administrator salaries in India

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Nothing, worked 7 years under a manager with no promotion no growth no salary hike , even though generated so much revenue for account with handling 15 member team for 4 years.. finally they say good bye..better know when to quit, hard work intelligence doesn't matter always

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It's a toxic work culture where people are promoted based on their region , language, my north indian manager promoted couple of guys from his hometown and even got them H1B , I140 approval , while the hardworking and talented individuals from south continue to keep working and are rarely considered...keep pushing your manager for something after so many years in the account, all you will get is a rotation policy based release from account...learn how to hold a bucket else you will get lost in this vast and corrupt corporate world..

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Working in Wipro is best like other IT company, you will get all support for learning more and becoming core.

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In salary wise its depend on your performance and skills in project but then also will not get that much hike or increament.

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None

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...u to handle team citing your experience and make you to work for 20 hours a day. Even people with higher career band who are having more salary as that of you will be working under you as Individual Contributers and enjoying their life while you will be working day and night.

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Worklife balance is better in Wipro not like other service line companies

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Salary revisions, how hard you work doesn’t matter if you join from a low payed organization you will never match with industrial staandards. I am working for the 4th year now as per industrial standards the wage is way more than double of what I am getting.(Though I am a critical resource for the project). Requested multiple time for a salary standardisation nothing works do switch that is the only option .

Likes

Collaborative work environment. Global exposure to diverse projects. Ample learning opportunities. Clear career growth paths. Employee-centric benefits and policies.

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Slow decision-making. Limited salary hikes. Bureaucratic management. Competitive pay gaps.