HSBC Careers and Employment
Work happiness
Scores based on about 28 responses to Indeed's survey on work happiness
62
Work Happiness Score
Average
Do people feel happy at work most of the time?
71
Flexibility
Above average
Do people feel they have the time and location flexibility they need?
68
Learning
Average
Do people feel they often learn something at work?
About the company
- CEONoel Quinn
- Founded1865
- Company sizemore than 10,000
- Revenuemore than £10B (GBP)
- IndustryFinance
Jobs
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Loan Agency Associate
London
2 days ago
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Enterprise (Portfolio) Architect
Sheffield
2 days ago
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Actuarial Analyst
London
2 days ago
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Senior Actuarial Analyst
London
2 days ago
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Head of GDS and MDS Audit Management
Edinburgh
2 days ago
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Procurement Category Manager - Global Markets
London
3 days ago
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IT Infrastructure Delivery (ITID) Project Manager
London
3 days ago
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Head of Strategic Programmes
Sheffield
5 days ago
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Head of Data Domains Architecture
Sheffield
5 days ago
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Head of Customer Data Architecture
Sheffield
5 days ago
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Head of MI, Vendor and System Oversight
Edinburgh
5 days ago
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Digital Product Manager
London
5 days ago
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Head of Platforms and Tooling
Sheffield
5 days ago
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Premier Relationship Officer
Jersey
6 days ago
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Mortgage Arranger
Guernsey
6 days ago
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Head of Architecture - DBS
Sheffield
6 days ago
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Senior Digital Designer – Customer Experience (Permanent & FTC/Secondments Available) - Global Commercial Banking
London
6 days ago
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Programme Director
London
11 days ago
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Hedge Funds Portfolio Manager
London
13 days ago
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Equity Derivatives Structurer
London
11 days ago
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Customer Service Representative
£16,776 per year
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£14,195 per year
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£21,918 per year
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£15,245 per year
Rating overview
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Reviews
Customer Service Advisor in United Kingdom
on 26 February 2021
Pro’s but mostly cons
Hsbc pays just a little above average, however for the role of contact centre advisor, we are not paid fairly for what the actual role entails. Hsbc also have a habit of giving people ‘a development job’, where they will allow you to work within a higher graded and paid role such as a supervisor, but will not pay you any more. They do this as they are desperate for the help, but don’t have the budget to employ more staff. This job opp can go on for a few weeks, months, years even- however your pay will not go up. There is barely any progression there, unless you are one of the favourites. However, good benefits such as pension and share scheme.
Communications in London, Greater London
on 16 February 2021
Ridiculously political
People pride themselves on the complexity of HSBC and the political nature of the company - like it is a good thing. Leadership is pretty weak and not to be trusted. What is said is not matched with actions. Because of the complexity and the politics everything takes far too long.
Senior Operational Risk Manager in London
on 4 February 2021
Very large bank
HSBC has a good working environment but it is difficult to get things done with the multiple layers of management. There are many opportunities to tranfer to other areas of the bank. However, due to so many approvals needed it takes weeks to months to complete.
Customer Service Representative in Hamilton, South Lanarkshire
on 4 February 2021
Avoid like the plague
Horrible place to work. Managers are unhelpful and will micro-manage you to ensure they get a good bonus, you are ridiculed for making the slightest mistakes and will be extremely paranoid as all calls are listened to. Toilets are miles away from the desks and getting to them will take a large chunk of your ten minute break. Terrible procedures and ridiculous security measures which leave most customers who phone up unhappy, which you will take the brunt of. Expected to fill out information on how your working week has went in between calls or on your breaks. If you do not do this you will be ridiculed. Training was terrible and you only really start to learn when you are chucked in to the deep end to take calls. You are expected to be trained on dozens of different types of calls which only adds to stress of job. You are also required to stay ready for calls up until the end of your shift, which means you could get a call just before you finish and have to stay later than your finishing time. Working here is detrimental to your mental health and not worth the money. Cafeteria is also ridiculously expensive.AVOID!!!!
CDD Remediation Team Manager in Birmingham
on 2 February 2021
Toxic Culture
Very bad work culture. typical cutthroat environment. No trust element. Senior management is clueless. No stability, there are often a number of U turns fairly constantly
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Interview is average
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