Well, I've been working with HSBC for the last 4+ years.
Pros are:
Regarding projects, it depends upon the department. Some departments work on the latest technologies, and some are still on Java 6
I don't see any cons as much. Hmm, maybe I'd say project changes rarely happen. Once you are allocated to the project, then it's really hard to change projects.
Two technical rounds of interviews. The first one was relatively simple, and the second one was of a good level. There is also one more online psychology test, which is irrelevant. After that, salary discussion.
Good. Gives equal opportunities to every employee. Things are in good shape as of now. I got recruited from college, and it was a wonderful experience. This site gives a good platform to express my gratitude to this company.
Interview was conducted in Yerwada Business Centre. There was one technical round and one HR round. I was told that the Head HR would call for negotiations. I applied for a Java, Spring, Angular opening with 5 years of experience. The requireme
Two technical rounds of interviews. The first one was relatively simple, and the second one was of a good level. There is also one more online psychology test, which is irrelevant. After that, salary discussion.
Good. Gives equal opportunities to every employee. Things are in good shape as of now. I got recruited from college, and it was a wonderful experience. This site gives a good platform to express my gratitude to this company.
Interview was conducted in Yerwada Business Centre. There was one technical round and one HR round. I was told that the Head HR would call for negotiations. I applied for a Java, Spring, Angular opening with 5 years of experience. The requireme