Pros and Cons

Wipro
Pros	Cons
I made some truly great friends	Salary was miserably low
Learnt my first most important lesson about the corporate world - People Will Cheat You ... So don't trust anyone!	Project did not meet any of my career aspirations
Had plenty of free time, which I could've utilized positively (But,sadly, I didn't)	Worked under a program manager who lied bare-face and played politics 24X7
Got an opportunity to directly interact with the clients	The company management was not transparent in matters related to promotions or compensation
Infrastructure facilities (ac, cabs, pantry, washrooms, cafeteria, etc) was good	No brand value
	Never felt any loyalty to manager/team/project/client
	Was very frustrated about my career prospects in the project
	Benefits and Perks were myths
	The company was not very people friendly
	Existance of a "Must-Swipe-In-And-Swipe-Out-Everyday-At-Office" policy

Oracle
Pros	Cons
I made a few true friends - in every sense of the word	Work was monotonous. Especially after being in the same project for close to 2 years
Learnt a lot of things about a lot of things - technical, interpersonal, managerial, leadership - to name a few	In the long run, the position did not meet my career goals of moving into a Sales and Marketing position.
Had great mentors who always added value to your life and work	Pay revisions did not happen on time - leading to tensions and frustrations and rising tempers
Worked under a great leader and a perfect manager - Joshua Mahendran	Official team outings (Company Paid Ones i.e.) were far and few in between
The work culture was "picture perfect"	The 'HR Team' is a spent force
Has a strong sense of loyalty to my manager, team and company
Felt a strong sense of achievement in each and every task I performed
The team was very superior - both technically and personally - and were always ready to help one another at any time
The work culture fostered development of a "friendship" and "brotherhood" feeling amongst members of the team, which lead to better bonding amongst members in the team and thereby a better throughput in terms of productivity
Very employee friendly and employee centric organization
The perks and benefits provided to employees were very lucrative
The compensation offered - at the time of joining the company - was the best in the industry
Flexi-Timings
No Dress Code
Work From Home Option
Plenty of Holidays available
No "Must-Swipe-In-Everyday-At-Office" rule
Can maintain a healthy work-life balance
People are very professional in all aspects of work
Things always happen on time as per committed deadlines

TCS
Pros	Cons
Job Security	Lousy place to be if you're serious about career growth and monetary prospects
Lax worklife	Pathetic work culture
I was working off my hometown. That was a big plus	Moronic, bordering Illiterate, co-workers
No "Must-Swipe-In-Everyday-At-Office" rule	Waaaaaaaaaaaay too much Red-Tape in all departments
If you're benched - no need to come to office till you're alloted into a project	Too bureaucratic for my tastes
	Claims never get processed on time
	Travel requests never get approved till 10 minutes before your train/flight leaves town
	Lousy Infrastructure facilities
	A/C are switched off post 6.00 pm. If you need to work beyond that - try not to die off suffocation, as your company provided insurance policy doesn’t cover that
	No cab facilities. Period!
	Toilets don't have soaps, toilet paper, or for that matter water
	Managers are plain mean
	Project Leads are worse!
	Lousy Pay Package
	People lie and backstab a lot. Get used to it!
	Getting a release from a project is tougher than getting a hard-on sitting naked on a hot tin roof!
	Project and Efforts Planning is totally lousy if not stupid
	You need to call people Sir and Madam, if you need to get something done. This is something totally alien in this industry

UST Global
Pros	Cons
The compensation offered is lucrative	Certain senior members in the project snub and insults you in front of others to push their point.
Potential upside of being able to travel onsite after completion of 1 year in the team	Certain senior members in the project are extremely stubborn, not open to negotitions or inputs from other team members, and duncical in all people management related aspects in a project
Job profile involves designing and maintaining OAF based applications - which is something I enjoy	Concept of classroom trainings is not promoted
Potential upside of being able to move into a sales and marketing capability after the completion of the current assignment	Things never happen on time
Learning a completely new product - which is a pretty interesting and resume-value-adding experience	People are not very professional
Presence of some very senior, experienced and knowledgeable colleagues in the project who ensure the rest of the team are bought up to speed on the matters pertaining to work	Promises are seldom kept
The work force, in general, is very youthful and friendly.	Company policies are often twisted and interpreted so that you always end up on the wrong end of a raw deal
The cost of living in Trivandrum is very cheap as compared to all the other cities I've worked in - vis-a-vis - Chennai, Bangalore, Cochin	Work timings are lousy (11 am to 11 pm)
	No concept of flexi-timings (atleast in my project)
	Infrastructure (cabs, ac, pantry, cafeteria, washrooms) sucks big time
	Concept of having to attend meetings - even if you have nothing to do with them. Nett result, wastage of man-hours
	Attrition rate is very high (In the last 2 month alone 5 people left - in a team of 25 i.e.)