I applied through a recruiter. The process took 6 weeks. I interviewed at Wipro (New York, NY) in Jan 2012
Interview
Applied online. Was contacted by a recruiter, gave all the details along with Salary expectation. Interview was scheduled and no one called up. Called back and the interviewer called back to reschedule it the next day. Some technical, some lead questions. HR interview started, Roles , benefits discussed and then comes the salary part and then typical Indian IT company answers " we don't have the budget" , " there is an upper limit to this" blah blah... Got offer, lower salary then current one. A joke in itself.
Two weeks after HR discussion, the HR said "we are still working on it". the client interview happened. 3 telephonic and a group interview at client side. After 1.5 months , Final Result: Gave offer which I accepted initially, but then again it lead to no where. No communication, utter unprofessionalism. HR says something and then backtracks. Manager is busy somewhere else. No communication between HR and manager. They just want your billing and don't care about you as a person. I had heard some bad things about them, but experienced it in short time.
From my experience, if a company takes more than 1 month to just finalize the offer at client locations , then their process is the worst in the business. Companies actually are at their best when they recruit someone. Once you have joined then the worse happens. IF this is their best side , then I hate to imagine the worst side.
I applied through other source. I interviewed at Wipro (Calcutta) in Jul 2026
Interview
I had a great interview experience. The process was smooth, and the interviewers were friendly, patient, and supportive. They explained the questions whenever I didn't understand them, which made the interview comfortable and enjoyable.
Smooth but time taking while conducting and sharing the invite for next round. Interview level is basically as pie experience and can’t say much difficult. Mostly at senior level they conduct interview with client for multiple rounds
I really loved the interview process.
Usually, interview panels ask questions or validate candidates based mainly on their skill set or technology stack.
But at Wipro, I felt they asked the right questions.
The process started with a deep screening of fundamentals, then moved on to my area of expertise, and finally covered project architecture.