Pros: Good and good, good, bad, good.

Cons: Bad and basic food.

Pros: Overall good experience. Good salary.

Cons: No negative. Long shift. Night shift.

Pros: No Pros for Contract Employees

Cons: I worked with Walmart IDC as a contractor for 3 years. They treated contractors, especially from small companies, like slaves. This included managers, FTEs, and even the IT Help Department. I was handed over a 12-year-old laptop without any power backup and a non-functional keypad. Whenever I went to the IT Help department, the first question they asked was whether I was an FTE or a contractor. When I told them I was a contractor, they would say, "Come tomorrow." This would repeat every day. I was not invited to a single meeting in 3 years, only given orders. I was insulted by Walmart Full-Time Employees and Walmart Managers on several occasions. I requested them to give me a chance to work on the technologies they were working on and got answers like, "Mind your own business." I approached my Walmart leads and managers to absorb me in the company, as I had 14 years of prior technical experience in Retail, Ecommerce, and Order Management domains. My leads and managers told me, "We'll not be able to absorb you even if your performance is extremely good and even if you work as a contractor for us for 20 years." But at the same time, they did absorb some contractors who belonged to their community. There was way too much discrimination against contract employees. The only emails I received were from my Walmart lead, who treated me like his personal slave for three years and offloaded all the dirty support to me, even though my designation was Technical Architect. If I tried to give them any opinion, the manager would reply, saying, "We can't listen to any Tom, Dick, or Harry. Keep your opinion with yourself. Do only what you are told to do."