HSBC is a place for strong people. Work pressure is too much, but I’ll say it’s not bad because you learn many things there. Overall, the bank is a good work experience.
Working pressure is high in this bank.
They should show more support to the teams and motivate the team members much more often.
Easy to medium coding question involving a hashmap. Regarding the DB, it was basic SQL queries using aggregate functions, the ORDER BY clause, and joins. There were questions on Unix (depending on the project) commands like `ps`, `send`, `awk`, and
A day-long process. Initially, a presentation was given to the HSBC GLT team, which was pretty good. Then, an aptitude test, which included quant, logical, verbal, and tech questions by AMCAT, was followed by a tech interview and HR. Results were
3 rounds. Based on system software and OS concepts. Theory-based questions. Questions were asked from my project as well. A few questions were asked around networking, like TCP/IP concepts, scheduling, etc.
Easy to medium coding question involving a hashmap. Regarding the DB, it was basic SQL queries using aggregate functions, the ORDER BY clause, and joins. There were questions on Unix (depending on the project) commands like `ps`, `send`, `awk`, and
A day-long process. Initially, a presentation was given to the HSBC GLT team, which was pretty good. Then, an aptitude test, which included quant, logical, verbal, and tech questions by AMCAT, was followed by a tech interview and HR. Results were
3 rounds. Based on system software and OS concepts. Theory-based questions. Questions were asked from my project as well. A few questions were asked around networking, like TCP/IP concepts, scheduling, etc.