Wipro was probably my most confortable job that I ever had. I WFH, had options for work schedule(it varied every 2 weeks and I could choose or at least suggest), the job was quite easy and the paid was great.

There were different things that made me left, most important were:

1. Nowhere to grow: I was the only guy on my city, most of them were on CDMX, the team was close and got along well(at least from my point of view) but I didn’t feel there was a career path for us, it was just solving tickets and that’s it.
2. It was WLS job; with micro-services, working with something as WLS didn’t allowed me to keep up-to-date with the industry
3. Free-time wasn’t defined as well: there was a calendar for wipro for holidays but since we worked for another company, the calendar wasn’t the same and we didn’t get a headsup with time(even less than 24h), also weekend shifts were scheduled every Wednesday,.
4. Better job offer: More vacations days, lead position ,using new technologies, new team.

I loved this job, the paid was good(better than university), benefits were goods schedule was great and most of the time I got amazing students.

The thing was that at that time I decided I wanted to do a Ms in software engineering  that required 2 years of experience on the industry, so I decided to jobhunt and since I will be at least another 2 years on GDL, I decided to take an MBA…so it was too much, working on the industry teaching part time and studying an MBA, something had to go away and Proulex got the short straw