Wipro reviews

Wase students are like a cheap bonded labour who are the lowest class in wipro

I joined Wipro through the acquisition of Appirio. Most employees gave Wipro a chance, and only became directly exposed to their bureaucracy in April 2019. Their infrastructure is all managed out of Bangalore India. That means that all finance, IT, and consulting operations are handled by teams who only work during Indian hours. The people working on those teams are generally just part of a bureaucracy and don't generally make any special efforts to get things done or think creatively. Therefore even simple requests will take days, weeks, or months to accomplish. This is frustrating not only for employees, but also for external vendors. In an attempt to save money and simplify things, Wipro does not have much support staff spread across time zones and countries. Inadvertently this costs millions of dollars in lost productivity for their global employees. The MyWipro portal has an incredibly bad user experience (slow, confusing UI, confusing terminology). I could go on and on. Their IT security policies make most laptops unbearably slow and cause many applications to not work or work inconsistently, thus further reducing productivity. They have teams for AWS, Oracle, and DevOps, but those teams also have tons of restrictions placed on them around what parts of those tools they can and can't use.