Questions Rise Over Political Response to U.S. Jobs Moving to India - Anonymous employee HCLTech Employee Review

Supportive team environment Great opportunity to learn and grow Collaborative culture Interesting and challenging projects Flexible work environment

Some processes could be more organized as the company continues to grow. Communication between teams can sometimes be improved.

Health Insurance, Time off. Flexibility.

1. Low ratings on compensation & benefits Employees in the Frisco region rate HCL’s pay and benefits poorly. On Glassdoor the Frisco location gets ~2.6/5 stars, with compensation & benefits averaging around 2.6/5.  “They know it. There are comparable positions that pay considerably higher.”  So, the pay may be less competitive relative to comparable tech jobs in the area. 2. Unclear career advancement / slow growth Reviews indicate that moving up or changing projects can be difficult. Many mention being stuck in one role or being on “bench” (i.e., waiting for assignment) with training videos rather than meaningful work.  It may especially affect early-career professionals or those hoping for rapid advancement. 3. Management and organizational issues Complaints include lack of direction from managers, disorganized processes, and micro-management of support teams. For example: “It is very un-organized and the processes in place are not efficient.”  This suggests that some teams may function less smoothly than others, which can impact your day-to-day experience. 4. High risk of outsourcing / job insecurity concerns Some reviews in Frisco mention fear of roles being moved offshore, or “bill-and-move” arrangements where US-based roles are phased out.  If job stability is important (which often is), this is a risk to factor in. 5. Work may become repetitive or limited in scope Because of heavy dependency on outsourced models and bench time, some workers report limited opportunities to build deep or diverse skills. One review: “If you are not in the US Cloud Teams … there is no direction for you and your managers will hardly speak to you … If you are on the bench you are expected to do training videos all day.”  For someone like you who might value growth and skill-building, this could be a drawback.