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Worst Project -- at Wipro?

Worst Project -- at Wipro?

Comment #61: Having an Indian Sounding Name?

I have an Indian-sounding name (I’m Thai, born and raised in US), so I get many interviews by Indian companies compared to my fellow domestic workers. This is blessing and a pain. The interviews are grueling and only once has actually resulted in a placement. The placement was for a project managed by Wipro. I have never been on a worse project. The PM never wanted me to talk to the client alone, and always undermined my suggestions in front of the client. While it was awful to work with the PM, other Indian consultants were not as bad. The other consultants tend to not be very knowledgeable, but at least they were not rude.

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