Now as you stumbled upon my story, let me unfold my wonderful journey in Wipro as honestly as possible. I thought college was fulfilling and fun, but lo and behold - Wipro was all that and much.
I joined Wipro Hyderabad as a trainee. The standard of Wipro training is extremely high and we were under constant fear of failing in the final exam. But due to painstaking mentoring by the faculties and some amount of effort from our side, most of us finally managed to do quite well in the PRP.
I carry very fond memories of the training period. Our batch comprised of students from all over India, from Kashmir to Coimbatore and from Uttar Pradesh to West Bengal. And this was the first time I came across the true diversity of India and made friends who are so different from my own culture. Project Readiness Program was an eye opener as it bridged the gap from being a Student to a Professional.
Having a decent result in PRP, I have been privileged to work in some challenging modules and I must say at the beginning it was not easy for me. But I had my mangers constantly monitoring, guiding and supporting me which finally led me achieving the Annual Excellence Award (Prodigy award) under the telecom domain across all the development centers of Wipro.
Some people told me that life of software engineer is very boring. On the very first day of my project my manager invited me for a late night movie show. In my first year I just followed one of the oldest principles in work culture – “work hard and party harder”.
Debajit Mitra,
Project Engineer.
(IEM, Kolkota)
Since the day I got selected (on campus recruitment) for Wipro in April 2007, I’ve been anticipating what I would have to face when I finally step out of the ‘college life’ - where life’s absolutely brilliant - into the adult life of working… I must admit, after reading your post, I WANNA LEAVE COLLEGE NOW !!!! Honest !!
Can’t wait to start working at Wipro !! But, alas ! I’ve to wait till next year, when I graduate !!!!
Thank you !!
hi!
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i’m sure most of you would agree if i say that life at wipro certainly does seem veryy inviting.The capitalised part of the previous comment kind of sums up what i feel
Thnk u so much for giving us an insight into life at wipro! Ever since i got selected in feb. this year, ive been absolutely elated at the thought of being a part of the best in the field..n this blog makes us feel a part of the company already!
so keep blogging!
Dear Mitra sir,
After reading your article,one thing i found is I have a bright future with wipro.To know about PRP is really a new thing to me.I am eagrly waiting for the day to join wipro.
Thank you
Thanks Niranjan
For once again showing me the insight of Wipro
I am eager to join Wipro,as reading your text really made me mad
Thanks for taking an initiative to making us aware of PRP’s…
Thanks a lot
looking forward for such tips……………
thanx bro for givin me enuf info to go ga-ga about my selection in wipro. just lyk everyone else,i just cant wait to join!
Thanks for showing the true ‘Unity in diversity’ culture.’The life of a software engineer is very boring’ this command is not true 4 a hard working person.u proved it.. I’m eargely waiting for my chance..
Hi Debajit
Ur article gave me a lot of confidence. Thanks for showing the “Unity in Diversity” of Wipro.
I am a recruit of the 2008 batch. I would like to know about the
exposure in Telecom Domain I could get as I am M.Tech candidate
with specialization in Telecommunication.
Thanks once again.
i got lot of information am thank full to you