HSBC Employer Reviews

A large company that certainly was able to make sure that each individual was important. In the short time employed with the company I learned a lot and have taken the knowledge with the ideas of future success to the next career ventures.

Work on the computer all day. Updating Clients Profile in keeping with compliance regulatory regulations. Upload Clients documents on GCOS system and scanning file. Handle incoming telephone calls. Management was very helpful. Had very friendly relationship with co-workers. The hardest part of my job was last minute overtime and staying late. The most – more...  enjoyable part of my job was having lunch with my co-workers. – less

Having gone into a completely different field at the age of 63 learning new skills dealing with extremely large amounts on a daily basis. I have taken many courses in Data Protection, fraud and security . I work in a team of 6 with a great rapport and have a good line manager

Responsible for all of branch operations - solicitation, lead managment, compliance, audit, employee reviews, etc.

Learned alot of personal values. Learned alot of personal values

I like working for HSBC, but the downside of it was it did not a home/ work balance.

Fun business casual environment that provides with tools needed to succeed

Best work hours, Salary, and Benefits.
NO GROWTH, and probably the worst management, with worst service and worst products, which gives HSBC the worst rating in customer satisfaction in the industry.

HSBC gave a lot of appreciation gifts such as movie tickets, lunch vouchers, gift cards, etc. The environment was extremely fun and most of management were down to earth personable people.

Great Flexability, great 401k plan, and contributions toward dependent care expenses.

Very busy, very diffuclt workng with the register represtatives. I enjoyed the people I worked with and still hear from some of them.making sure all rules and regulations where carried out.

HSBC could be a great place to work for....however, they no longer value committed people and don't stick to their culture of customer satisfaction....

the systems and technology are soo outdated and once your in, you are on your own.

human resources is the worst, very cold and unhelpful.

The day at HSBC has its own experience. Best place to work. The work culture is awful

Quality review of law enforcement professionals by recent college grads with no experience. Management only interested in case closing production and not in compliance with the Office of the Controller of the Currency directives and required procedures.

In my 5 years with the company I worked in numerous departments therefore everyday was different. I will say that the knowledge that I have been blessed to gain is priceless.

Fast pace enviroment w/room to grow in the company. The work was stimulating & rewarding.

A typical day would include reviewing customer accounts for potential fraud and contacting card holders when suspicious activity would appear. I was in charge of merchant inquiries. Merchants would fax suspicious activity to the bank and I would be responsible to review and contact card holders if necessary. I was also in training new employees on how – more...  to submit the fraud claims that were necessary to begin investigations. – less

9-8 mon- fri making 100-150 calls per day
I learned how to sell people over the phone schedule apointments, and gain trust from total strangers.
Management was great helped with anything needed
Coworkers were awesome as well helped with techniques, and helped critique calls.
Hardest part was making all the calle mind sort of goes numb right around 75 – more...  calls.
Most enjoyable helping people save large sums of money, and pay off debt. – less

Was an enriching experience to work on Compensation and benefits design, analysis and communication projects

A great place to work hard, achieve results yet also have time for your family.