Some teams/departments have great technology - RBWM Digital, GBM, etc.
Some managers are understanding and easily give WFH.
Most colleagues are supportive and approachable; the same goes for most managers.
The leave system (25-30 privilege and 10 sick, 10 consecutive mandatory) is one of the best in the industry.
Low focus on tech (bank-first, tech-company-later approach). Little to no focus on agile and devops. If you begin to work well, you will get burdened with the work of entire projects on your own. Cumbersome approach for approvals for anything tech-related, ranging from a few days to a few weeks. Senior management have categorically stated that they will never let go of 'heritage' tech like mainframes, which means most tech of HSBC will be stuck in the 60s. Few aspects like strict dress code, bad cafeteria food, and bad seating management on floors need to be improved quickly.
Try to improve the tech stack and revamp the ways of working.
The process took a day. Applied for Mainframes positions. Process was: * Technical/general aptitude * Technical interview * HR More than 50% of people cleared the aptitude round. Technical round was a little tough. I was asked about the latest w
On-campus interview. Had 3 rounds. First is general aptitude questions. The next round was a technical interview where they touched upon various programming aspects and database concepts. And the final round of behavioral and some general questio
The interview was very descriptive, and the interviewer wanted to test my basic knowledge about my subject. They wanted to learn about my strengths and weaknesses. They were curious about my experience and projects.
The process took a day. Applied for Mainframes positions. Process was: * Technical/general aptitude * Technical interview * HR More than 50% of people cleared the aptitude round. Technical round was a little tough. I was asked about the latest w
On-campus interview. Had 3 rounds. First is general aptitude questions. The next round was a technical interview where they touched upon various programming aspects and database concepts. And the final round of behavioral and some general questio
The interview was very descriptive, and the interviewer wanted to test my basic knowledge about my subject. They wanted to learn about my strengths and weaknesses. They were curious about my experience and projects.