[QUOTE=Unregistered;217948] Of course you get paid. You just don't have chargeable hours, and that can reflect badly on your performance review. Of course, if your talent specialist and mgmt can't find you roles, then its on them.

Some may say that this is a good thing, that you get paid to basically do training on your own time or to do nothing at all. But in the long run, you can't say you did nothing on your resume. The longer you hang around doing nothing, the more you stay trapped in the company.

Wa so means no project you still get salary and can stay home ah

Does HR know you have no project tho? And once there’s a project available will help add you in or you need ownself source?