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Walmart Global Tech

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Good benefits overshadowed by poor management and office politics - Resolution Specialist Walmart Global Tech Employee Review

2.0
May 21, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Good benefits like fitness reimbursement, insurance, both-side cab facilities and free food.

Cons

Horrible micro-management and office politics. The worst of the bunch are hired as managers and employee-centric managers are removed. Initially the environment was clean and motivating but some people like Shreekrishna Sinha from IDC People Services are somehow hired. No direct grievance, complete adherence and performance, still lack of accountability and inability to work or compete making the management bitter. SME takes on what managers are supposed to do, so all they are left with is gossiping like it's Sunday evening and consuming tobacco for hours talking ill about employees who they assume are clearly under them. Remove undeserving boot clickers and actually appreciate talent. Retain associates instead of getting rid of them under "we can't afford you." because if you couldn't afford us, you surely could not afford underqualified managers who are supposed to be representing your brand.

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Walmart Global Tech Response
1mo
We are thankful you took the time to share this detailed review. We appreciate you and all this feedback.

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5.0
Jul 1, 2026
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Pros

WLB is pretty good, can’t complain about the pay either. Interesting work as well

Cons

Nothing specific to Walmart, cons apply to all companies like political stuff

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Walmart Global Tech Response
3d
Thank you for being a valued part of the Global Tech team and for sharing this review.
3.0
Jul 3, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

- Great individual engineers - New campus is beautiful - A lot of internal knowledge and tools - Offers Coursera courses for learning - The 10% discount card is nice

Cons

- Work-life balance is quite bad, with many teams requiring pager rotations and managers pinging after-hours - Upper management is a carousel of people putting in their two years of experience before moving to another company for a fat signing bonus - Lower management pushes you to use AI for 1/3+ of your work to suck as much "productivity" out of you as possible - There's really no Walmart culture. Over my tenure I saw upper management claim we would remember Mr Sam and never become Amazon, and ten years later we were being run by ex-Amazon VPs and directors. - Layoff waves are swift and without mercy - Shutdown many of their diversity programs and rarely put out company-wide messages with any sort of spine

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