Worked at HSBC for almost 3 years, and it was really good. There were no work timing restrictions, flexible timing, a good salary, and hikes.
The workload is there, and you might also be working on multiple projects with a tight schedule.
1. Technical test 2. Technical round/s 3. HR round After rolling out an offer, I received a telephonic interview call for project-specific selection, which took more than 1.5 hours and was successful.
It was awesome. Concise and sensible interview. They focus on understanding and experience rather than syntax, which was the best part. Best in package. Best canteen. Best location. You can join if technology is not a concern.
The process took the entire day, from 9 AM to 6 PM. I got a chance to interview at 5 PM and was selected. They told me an HR person would contact me. After a week, I got a call from HR. They did not give me what I asked for. Pathetic. Do not join HS
1. Technical test 2. Technical round/s 3. HR round After rolling out an offer, I received a telephonic interview call for project-specific selection, which took more than 1.5 hours and was successful.
It was awesome. Concise and sensible interview. They focus on understanding and experience rather than syntax, which was the best part. Best in package. Best canteen. Best location. You can join if technology is not a concern.
The process took the entire day, from 9 AM to 6 PM. I got a chance to interview at 5 PM and was selected. They told me an HR person would contact me. After a week, I got a call from HR. They did not give me what I asked for. Pathetic. Do not join HS