Wipro reviews

Wipro looks appealing from the outside, but internally it’s a toxic and exhausting workplace. Employees face daily mental harassment, extreme pressure, and unrealistic targets, while attrition remains extremely high. Most SMEs and team leaders abandon processes for other assignments, leaving new hires with no guidance or support, forced to struggle alone. Basic facilities are poorly managed. Transport is chaotic and unsafe — 1,300 employees are often packed into a basement for hours just to catch a can home. The canteen food is unhygienic with very limited options. Rigid and exhausting shifts destroy any work-life balance, causing severe burnout and mental strain. Managers are unprofessional and unfair. Incentives earned by employees are often divided or withheld arbitrarily, creating frustration and distrust. The notice period process is deliberately torturous — emails are ignored, delays are forced, and obstacles are created to prevent employees from leaving smoothly. This adds unnecessary stress and makes exiting the company a mentally draining experience.

1. Extremely disorganized. 2. Front line employees do not get paid well, despite years of tenure. 3. You have to constantly watch your PTO because often times it is not correct. 4. This company always talks about the 5 habits in their culture, don’t believe a word of it. 5. There are a lot of clicks here, especially those that have been with the company for a while. 6. The gossip is out of control and no one is held accountable. 7. Follow through is terrible 8. Communication is terrible. 9. Most of HR cannot be trusted and are not looking out for your best interests. 10. This company will tell you one thing and do another. Run, don’t walk away.