Work-life balance.
Supportive peers.
People are supportive when taking leaves.
Good leave plan.
Good for mid-level management.
Good if you start with a good salary, as there is not much growth.
Really redundant technology. If you think that the tech you are working on is going to be obsolete, at HSBC it is new technology.
You can get teams like Mainframe or Service Ticket Resolution which are dead ends for your career.
A lot of teams have budget issues, especially during the appraisal cycle.
Really slow career growth.
Great mismatch between the quality of work done by the HTI team and the offshore teams in the UK and US.
Managers living in denial and failing to notice issues.
The grad program is good if you join as an acre. No advice, as I know this will go on deaf ears.
3 rounds of interview: 1. Written 2. Technical 3. HR
Telephonic and personal interview. Would call for a telephonic interview. If you clear that interview, the next round will be a personal interview followed by an HR round. Salary negotiations. These are not very good payers, maybe above service-bas
The interview process was highly commendable. My HR contact was Celestine Fernandes. He is the most humble, magnanimous, and cooperative HR I have met to date. I was very warmly welcomed by him. He systematically arranged and managed things, not j
3 rounds of interview: 1. Written 2. Technical 3. HR
Telephonic and personal interview. Would call for a telephonic interview. If you clear that interview, the next round will be a personal interview followed by an HR round. Salary negotiations. These are not very good payers, maybe above service-bas
The interview process was highly commendable. My HR contact was Celestine Fernandes. He is the most humble, magnanimous, and cooperative HR I have met to date. I was very warmly welcomed by him. He systematically arranged and managed things, not j