HCLTech recruitment drive in Vijayawada and more

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Indian IT major

HCLTech

is said to have conducted a recruitment drive on February 17 at its campus in Gannavaram, Vijayawada, to recruit people for more than 500 positions across technologies.
HCLTech's recruitment drive presents opportunities for professionals with three or more years of work experience across technologies (including Java Full Stack Developers, Java + AWS Developers, Microsoft .Net Developers, Oracle/PLSQL Developers, SAP: ABAP, Hana, Basis, C/Linux Developers, and SQL/Oracle DBA).

"HCLTech Vijayawada campus was established on Feb 14, 2020, and in just a short span of time, it solidified its position as one of the largest IT services employers in Andhra Pradesh. Our diverse workforce here now serves over 100 global clients with expert skills in the latest and most niche technology advancements. Through the mega recruitment drive, we are excited to welcome stellar minds to the team,” said Shiva Prasad, Associate Vice President, and Center Head of Vijayawada, HCLTech.
HCL Technologies asks employees to report to office thrice a week

Earlier this week, HCL Technologies asked all employees who are part of Digital Foundation Services (DFS) to come to office at least three days a week beginning February 19. The company reportedly sent communication to employees regarding the same. "Non-compliance to the...guidelines will be treated as unauthorised absence and call for disciplinary action in line with company policy," the memo to staff said.
All DFS employees, irrespective of their band, will be required to work from their designated

HCLTech

offices for a minimum of three days in a week, the memo said, adding that designated managers will be required to ensure that roster compliance is updated on the designated portal.
HCL's DFS division has 80,000 employees.

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