Wipro

"I think this company is good for woman because they treat woman equally and comfortably. I recommend for this."

"I think that this company is quite threate woman equally and comfortably and I reccomend to choose to work this company."

"No mentor or career guidance. There is lot of bias based on language, cast and gender. "

"As long as the leadership continues to support WFH and Flexible Working Hours, Wipro will continue to be among the best places for Women, particularly mothers to work with."

"There are really good learning opportunities. However, volume of work is very high and the pay hikes are mostly in single digits for most folks."

"The culture is shifting at the top and taking time to impact the front lines. The company's core values are solid and there are efforts to diversify the leadership . "

"Man Driven, very few women in leadership and women are spoken to differently."

"Great place to work and healthy environment. Policies are good."

"In the past 5 years that I have been here, I have never come across a case of gender discrimination. We're a client facing company, thus, spending substantial number of hours (as per policy) is mandatory, the company makes things flexible wherever possible."

"Equal roles for women. Diverse workforce. Flexible timings, the downside of which is early morning or late night calls and occasional work on weekends"

"Your band (or level) is key to how you can expect to be treated. Too low - don't expect much. Being billable is crucial - be non-billable too long expect a form email to arrive giving you 3 weeks to find a position with a client or you are gone - out of a job. (You might be saved if your skills are unique.) Oh and don't expect any help from Wipro either if that happens - no severance. Senior management is dominated by men from India in every single country they are located. I never met a senior female executive (very, very few) who wasn't from India. Mid-management - yes there are women from other countries. I have no idea if pay is equal between men and women. I would tell any friend of mine to run in the opposite direction if they were considering working there. But maybe you would have better luck."

"I've worked here for a little over a year and a half. This is an Indian company and the company's headquarters are in Bangalore where women are treated very differently. I have felt this cultural difference on many occasions. The entire leadership team is comprised of men. Many women do not have managerial roles with this company. I have not seen any women be promoted over a man."