Good For Experienced, Not Freshers
Good For Experienced, Not Freshers
Awesome company if you join after 4-5 years of experience.
Work and work culture are not good. It is not a good choice for freshers.
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HSBC Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
Long, tacky, and many technical questions. It happened at campus. Back to rounds, back were there: GD, PI, and HR, followed by one more HR and Technical round. Be prepared with your basics; no scope for people who are not prepared.
Software Engineer
The interview was held in three stages. First, I had to appear for an online "Technology and Quantitative Aptitude" test. Then, I went for the second round, a "technical interview" by an expert Team Leader. Next, I went for the third round, the "H
Software Engineer
There was a written round first, followed by a technical interview and then HR. In the written round, there were a mix of aptitude, verbal, and Java questions. Each section had its own cut-off. The questions were not that hard, though.
Software Engineer
Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaFebruary 1, 2015Long, tacky, and many technical questions. It happened at campus. Back to rounds, back were there: GD, PI, and HR, followed by one more HR and Technical round. Be prepared with your basics; no scope for people who are not prepared.
Software Engineer
Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaMay 23, 2015The interview was held in three stages. First, I had to appear for an online "Technology and Quantitative Aptitude" test. Then, I went for the second round, a "technical interview" by an expert Team Leader. Next, I went for the third round, the "H
Software Engineer
Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaJanuary 1, 2016There was a written round first, followed by a technical interview and then HR. In the written round, there were a mix of aptitude, verbal, and Java questions. Each section had its own cut-off. The questions were not that hard, though.
