Wipro Senior Tech salaries in India

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...pany as i got project i had better opportunities, skills and technology as well. but most of the employees i saw are frustred and are not doing anything or are on loss of pay due to know work. so if you are getting any work. work passionately and be honest woth your job.

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Salary is on time, job security is good.

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Hr of wipro is worse , not even listening, when we want some clarification they started shouting,Work from home is closed, Which is essential for day to day life, to maintain life balance between work and family. On time of joining hr talk politely and after they are treated as slave.

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Just good for a fresher to get a platform to start their corporate slavery

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Poor work culture, bad management at top, non- coperative & arrogant managers, poor salary raise, ling working hours, no skill enhancement

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There is Nothing to like.

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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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Work culture -Spirit of wipro is followed and inculcated in all the employees. Great opportunities provided to Wasians and Wistaites to work and learn and also pursue their PG degrees from VIT Vellore and Bits Pilani.

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No fair promotion opportunities, Granting salary hike is biased from practice. Promotions are not based on work in project but rather based on practice contributions and on the "will" of higher managers working in practice.