Wipro Procurement Specialist salaries in Pune

Likes

There is Nothing to like.

Dislikes

1. Salary & Appraisals – Many employees feel that the salary increments and appraisals are not very competitive compared to industry standards. 2. Work-Life Balance – Some employees report long working hours, especially in certain projects or client-based roles. 3. Slow Career Growth – Promotions and career advancements may take longer compared to other IT firms. 4. Bureaucracy & Policies – There can be rigid processes and bureaucratic hurdles that slow down decision-making. 5. Resource Allocation – Employees sometimes get assigned to projects that do not align with their skills or career aspirations. 6. Onsite Opportunities – Compared to some competitors, Wipro may offer fewer onsite opportunities for employees looking to work abroad.

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Nothing much

Dislikes

No work life balance, Salary is low and internal lateral movement without our confirmation and no hike, role is shifted completely what was discussed during joining, Shift timing (Night shift) change what discussed during interview (Day shift) without night shift allowance, during joining said both side transport now after movement only one side transport, role not exactly defined.

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Some people are helpful.

Dislikes

Most people have become too much attached to Salary and their good Appraisals. They blame others for existing issues. Those who can fidht back are able to stay. So now its become a place for dangerous people only who can go out of way for doing unwanted things. I dont want to be a part of such environment hence i have resigned.

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Colleagues are good

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General store helper earns more compared to Wipro Employees Leadership is too bad No proper salary increments No timely promotions and more politics Cornering the employees with targets

Likes

1. Job Security 2. Salary On Time 3. Variable pay every 4th Month

Dislikes

1. Very Difficult to salary increment 2. Beware from telgu, Malayali people. They will never help hindi people. 3. Office Politics too much