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What is it like working at Wipro Technologies Ltd.?
Very Good.
Project Engineer:
Pros: Best working Environmental and Employee Friendly culture.
No Learning, good corporate culture.
Software Engineer:
Wipro review feedback.
Program Manager, IT:
Pros: It is very challenging and offer various programs.
Cons: Salary is very bad and pay below market rate. It's hierarchical pyramid organization.
System Administrator, Windows Server:
Pros: Very good environment to learn and grow.
Updated experience and stress level after 6.5 months.
Software Engineer:
Pros: Infrastructure, Job Security, People friendly Organization, Medical Benefits, work flexibility, Weekend work expenses.
Cons: Non-parity of salary and compensation with the current market standards, unclear promotion policies, Low Hikes, Less Onsite opportunities, Local and biased Work environment instead of being Global and fair.
Great.
Software Engineer / Developer / Programmer:
Pros: I like everything in wipro.
Good Learning Experience.
Senior Software Engineer:
Pros: Exposure to different work.
Good Project available.
Cons: Salary is too low.
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