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I have received an email after my interview with HCL from consultant stating I have selected for HCL technologies and asking for information like, when U was interviewed and whether I received any link for documents upload from HCL.
I replied to that email saying interview has been done and I am yet to receive any link from HCL for documents upload nor any call from HCL HR.
Can anybody suggest, whether the process wil take time or where should I contact for further process.HCL Technologies
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My mom was a therapist and while it is rewarding, it is also incredibly stressful to listen to other people’s problems all day. Most therapists I’ve met need therapists of their own to keep them stable.
There’s nothing wrong with wanting a salary that you can live off comfortably either.
My wife is a psychologist. And has the loans to prove it. A nice house’s worth. Fortunately, she’s great at it. And enjoys every day. But she will be paying these loans off for the rest of her life. So, if you’re going to get your doctorate, ya better be sure.
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Burnout is rough if you don’t regularly cleanse your spirit. Being around people all day who have severe issues takes a toll on your body and mind. You’ll have to be deliberate and aggressive about your energetic boundaries with patients.
But it can be very rewarding. My mother loved being a therapist. She really felt she was making a difference. If you do go into that work be cognizant of how you want to approach treatment. Going into private practice is great if you can do it. You can get better money and offer patients more long term care. You probably need higher credentials but it’s worth it in the end I’ve been told.
A lot of providers just want to get patients out the door and a lot of people have severe issues that can only be treated with long term care. In private practice you can offer that but if you work for a provider only, you won’t get much of that.
But good luck! Trust your gut!
I only have opinion. If u are happier doing it. Do it.
Really investigate it carefully. Helping people with severe problems over a long period of time takes a certain kind of patience & philosophy. It order to be successful long term, it’s essential to understand this going in & before you make the big commitment to the training/education required. I’ve counseled practitioners in the field & some of them made the decision over time to focus on patients/clients that they thought were deeply committed to getting better & getting to a positive outcome.
The burnout rare in mental health field makes the ad industry seem very healthy and stable by comparison.
I worked in the mental health field prior to making the career switch. Worked in rehabs and treatment centers. Watched after clients and eventually marketed for them for 3 years before going to ad school. In my experience, that niche of the field is incredibly grimy and predatory. So much so, I was more than willing to talk to lawyers to help out patients’ families who’d been wronged. But that’s just my experience. I only mention this as a warning if you’re approached with that opportunity. To be honest, the people I trusted more than anyone were therapists. I say go for it but just be aware the ones above you might not have as pure intentions as you.