Fun-loving company. Lots of events.
Best company if you want money with no work.
Work-life balance depends on the project and manager.
Weekend working is not encouraged by many managers.
Hikes and annual variable pay are good.
Techies - please don't join HSBC. You will forget your technical skills if you stay here for a year.
Initial stages of projects are taken very lightly, and in later stages, everyone has to work extra hours.
Very few onsite opportunities.
Visas get rejected for software engineers as the total of onsite allowance and salary does not meet the UK government's minimum salary to survive.
Onsite allowance has not been revised since 2007.
Technically, there is very little work. Processes and environments take up a lot of time.
There is a lot of hierarchy which is not actually required.
There is no single point of contact who knows the end-to-end of any project.
Contract-to-hire has spread its roots because of the HSBC group's CEO. The company does not care if any employee is willing to leave HSBC; he is immediately replaced by a contract employee.
Attrition rate is very high.
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.
The interview arrangement was very good, but the interviewer was equally bad. He was too rude and extremely judgmental to understand the candidate's point of view. A very bad experience. I did not expect such behavior on the part of an experienced pr
The selection process at HSBC is quite lengthy. They schedule a written test. If that is cleared, then only they will call you for an interview. There are two rounds of interviews. If the first one is cleared, then they will send you for the second
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.
The interview arrangement was very good, but the interviewer was equally bad. He was too rude and extremely judgmental to understand the candidate's point of view. A very bad experience. I did not expect such behavior on the part of an experienced pr
The selection process at HSBC is quite lengthy. They schedule a written test. If that is cleared, then only they will call you for an interview. There are two rounds of interviews. If the first one is cleared, then they will send you for the second