Wipro Rpa User Interface Path Developer salaries in Chennai

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Monthly medical budget for employees and access to learning portal for up skilling.

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Project allocation is bad due to scarcity of projects. Moreover salary hikes and promotion is also bad there. I worked almost for 3 years there, also got awarded quite some time for my good performance, but didn't received any promotion or good salary hike in the form of compensation.

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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 .

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They were providing access to paid study contents but we have raise a request to get the same like udmey

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...e effort to the core project doesn't matter unlucky in my 3 years of experience I never see any hike in my salary so called MSI Before joining they promised us Bonus+yearly hike so we thought for long-term Wipro would be good for career but reality it's entirely opposite Bonus momey which we are receiving the same amount have to repayed if we relieving the company before 2 years on the date of bonus Basically a contract

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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.

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Bench policy are worst , 45 days only bench period and then you will go under loss of pay. HR and bench team very worst.

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Earning money only enginners in the any MNC or product based company . Now the developers only not getting proper projects and salaries cuts