649 Wipro Reviews

"I have been working with Wipro from last 7 years it's a vast company leading to more learning opportunities. However, new practices or procedures can't be implemented in the organization which doesn't help you to be out of box."

"I have written hundreds. We can talk about it during a discussion."

"They give you the illusion of what a great company it is to work for, then you discover the man behind the curtain and see that all of what you see is untrue."

"nice company and I am glad to get job with the company"

"I have worked at Wipro for the past 10 years in the capacity of Global Delivery Director. The role encompassed managing very complex delivery projects in multiple countries and regions. I managed all man power, P&L, delivery aspects of all projects including the post production support."

"Wipro Ltd is a $8.5 billion multinational Indian corporation ranked 4th among its competitors with a client base spanning 54 countries with 170,000 + employees. I found the organization to be challenged with highly distributed internally developed processes and infrastructure, lacking in front-line leadership well versed in US state and national culture and willing to manage, monitor, and uphold PCI, HIPAA, GINA Act and EEOC labor laws for its own employees. The culture is quite seriously challenged with diversity, tolerance, respect and willingness to develop "non-Indian" personnel in the US - unfortunately with what appears to be a tumultuous caste system mindset (where one's belief systems actually affect the social status and livelihood that one allowed to hold and pursue) - possibly due to significant political upheaval in India. It can thus come across as overtly disciplinary and abusive to the average American, especially women. Overall the compensation and benefits package was good."

"Poor career management and support."

"its Good for someone to start their career at a certain level."

"Operating execution excellence"

"Business Integrity and Transparency are essential values you ought to be looking for when applying for a certain company where you can see yourself grow in your career. This happened to me while working with Wipro. Wipro stands to their unflinching commitment to integrity, fairness, and transparency. They invest in the talent of their people and help you work to be at your best."

"This is an India based company that has a very poor culture. The company is matrixed to the point where you have 5 different managers who all ask the same questions. Additionally, I had members on my team who did not receive a promotion or pay increase for over 5 years. Once the contract that I worked on was ended. I received no help from the resource managers in getting another placement. I was able to get one temporarily from one of my old managers, however, that did not last long. With no help from resource managers, finding a position while on the bench was impossible. Their policy is to lay off the worker after two weeks of being on the bench. I would not recommend this company due to the fact that they don't promote, don't give annual compensation packages, and don't offer their consultants any help in getting their next assignment."

"I was happy working with them. They value my input and gave me the opportunity to work in different projects during the time I was with them."

"Mediocre management abilities to relate to workplace obstacles and politics."

"Would not recommend to most workers"

"I've worked as a client at UBS for 10 months. Good company with powerful leaders looking for the best. Work gets repetitive after a while calling for change"