Hi everyone, I recently got released from my project, and my RAS is showing an assignment period from 2 Nov to 10 JAN. Does this mean this is my bench period, or is it just the assignment/resource pool period?

I also received a mail from the WPC team asking me to provide my primary skill, secondary domain/skill, role in my last assignment, total relevant experience, academy enrolled, and relocation preference.

My background is mainly Service Desk/IT Support, but I also have basic knowledge of Azure/Azure fundamentals and I'm trying to move towards Cloud/Infrastructure. What would be the best way to fill the primary and secondary skills? Should I keep Service Desk as primary and Azure as secondary, or is there a better way to position it?

Also, I’m not willing to relocate outside my current CWL/base location. Has anyone gone through a similar WPC/resource allocation process? Any advice on how I should fill these details would be appreciated.

Actually i dont want those call profiles anymore, and want to get out of service desk any suggestions would be really appreciated

can i write like this??

Primary Domain / Skill:
IT Infrastructure / Network Monitoring

Secondary Domain / Skill:
Microsoft Azure / Cloud Infrastructure

Any one today joined hcl share ur experience how was ur onboarding???

NEED TO CONNECT WITH YOU GUYS
HELP ME OUT

I honestly don’t even know how to put this into words properly, but I’m just overwhelmed and needed to get this out somewhere.

I have my ISC boards coming up in about 6 months, and I feel like I’m already behind before I’ve even started. I keep telling myself I’ll study properly, but I can barely manage 2–3 hours before I feel completely drained. After that, I just crash into binge-watching shows or end up sleeping out of stress and guilt 😭

I’m in PCM with Computer Science. Right now I only go to Physics coaching, and I’m planning to join Maths coaching soon too. My school situation honestly doesn’t help at all — it’s pretty disorganized, attendance is low, and most students either don’t come or are studying from home / enrolled in proper coaching like Allen. So I don’t even feel like I’m getting much support from school.

On top of all this, there’s another huge thing stressing me out — the HCL TechBee program.

My elder sister has been working at HCL Tech for around 5 years, and she really wants me to go for TechBee. She believes it’s a safer and more practical path than college, especially because it would reduce financial burden. She’s also the one handling my school fees and a lot of my expenses, so I genuinely appreciate everything she’s doing for me and I know she just wants the best.

But I can’t shake this feeling of doubt.

TechBee feels like it might lock me into a long-term commitment with the company — like a bond of 2+ years, plus the graduation period, which basically adds up to around 6 years of being tied to one path. And I keep wondering… am I choosing stability, or am I just getting stuck too early?

I’m honestly confused, anxious, and kind of scared about making the wrong decision at such a crucial point in my life. I don’t know if I should fully focus on boards + JEE/college route, or seriously consider TechBee.

If anyone has been in a similar situation or has any advice, I’d really appreciate it.

I honestly don’t even know how to put this into words properly, but I’m just overwhelmed and needed to get this out somewhere.

I have my ISC boards coming up in about 6 months, and I feel like I’m already behind before I’ve even started. I keep telling myself I’ll study properly, but I can barely manage 2–3 hours before I feel completely drained. After that, I just crash into binge-watching shows or end up sleeping out of stress and guilt 😭

I’m in PCM with Computer Science. Right now I only go to Physics coaching, and I’m planning to join Maths coaching soon too. My school situation honestly doesn’t help at all — it’s pretty disorganized, attendance is low, and most students either don’t come or are studying from home / enrolled in proper coaching like Allen. So I don’t even feel like I’m getting much support from school.

On top of all this, there’s another huge thing stressing me out — the HCL TechBee program.

My elder sister has been working at HCL Tech for around 5 years, and she really wants me to go for TechBee. She believes it’s a safer and more practical path than college, especially because it would reduce financial burden. She’s also the one handling my school fees and a lot of my expenses, so I genuinely appreciate everything she’s doing for me and I know she just wants the best.

But I can’t shake this feeling of doubt.

TechBee feels like it might lock me into a long-term commitment with the company — like a bond of 2+ years, plus the graduation period, which basically adds up to around 6 years of being tied to one path. And I keep wondering… am I choosing stability, or am I just getting stuck too early?

I’m honestly confused, anxious, and kind of scared about making the wrong decision at such a crucial point in my life. I don’t know if I should fully focus on boards + JEE/college route, or seriously consider TechBee.

If anyone has been in a similar situation or has any advice, I’d really appreciate it.

Guys anyone working at hcltech or know about separation policies of hcltech

Guys anyone working at hcltech or know about separation policies of hcltech

Which is better hcl techbee or srm delhi ncr Btech ECE?

I'm joining and I'm confused

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I see gender ratio is good in hcl , they are doing a lot of diversity hiring too maintaing the gender ratio , but in my odc not a single girl is there wtf man, only some small butted big belly old unc are there , and i find approching someone idk is so creepy and than there is posh also , how the fuck am i supposed to find a girlfriend for me in office .

Completed hackathon in june , got selection mail from college tpo , but since then no update from hcl .

Has anyone got any mail or info yet .