HSBC reviews

They treat their staff well Great knowledge sharing Fun atmosphere, friendly co-workers and managers. Lots of informal after-work gatherings and everyone was really supportive. The starting salary is very good and competitive. There is a bonus incentive scheme that can add up to 30% to the salary. There is a pension scheme, mortgage subsidy, participation in share ownership scheme. Another great thing is the training that HSBC provide. There are loads of courses you could take. But I think the best about HSBC is that it's a well-run company and will survive and succeed in the long-term perspective.

HSBC is a financial behemoth, and despite the Household International acquisition, is still risk-adverse and proactive. Obviously not untouched in the current economic climate, HSBC has acted before many of its competitors to head-off bad debt losses. My experience at HSBC was very position. Management is very hierarchically arranged, as is to be expected at a bank, and is sometimes slow to change. After observing other organizations, while HSBC sometimes lacks the willingness to make necessary information technology investments, the ability to adapt to change in this organization is above average. I really felt like a part of the team at HSBC.