Wipro Regional Sales Director salaries in India

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Work environment is good management is great and many things to learn in wipro

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Salary is less compared to other MNC appraisal is not up to the mark and it takes time to get appraised after approval as well

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As a basic entry level its good for getting experienced and learning more about corporate.

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The only dislike I have is salary issue, Wipro is paid very less when compared to other companies who are aligned for the same job role.

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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

Dislikes

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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Wipro as a company has a different culture but the management spoils it by leveraging it to it's benefits.

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Many things. 1. Low pay 2. Management not supportive 3. Dubious nature of management and HR 4. Buttering and lickers have it all 5. Attitude of people like Lalit Nihalani

Likes

low compensation, slow career progression, inconsistent project allocation, bureaucratic processes, potential for office politics, and sometimes unclear communication from management.

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Low compensation: Some employees criticize the relatively low salaries and slow salary increases compared to other IT companies. Project allocation issues: Concerns about inconsistent project assignments, potential for being put on the bench (not assigned to a project) for extended periods, and lack of control over project selection. Bureaucratic processes: Complex internal processes and procedures can sometimes hinder productivity. Office politics: Some employees report experiencing internal politics and management communication and limited growth opportunity team's.