HSBC Electronic Data Processing Investigation Officer salaries in India (Updated 2025)

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Since past 2 years I didn’t hike so I am trying my level best to quit Hsbc

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Even this year also i am not getting hike due to covid situation there is lot of cost cutting in terms of process automation .There is no growth in Hsbc in terms promotions due to politics

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There s nothing which I like in HSBC.

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...no growth in terms of career and our personal development. No work life balance. Compensation is utter worst and pathetic. So plz don't seek a career with HSBC.

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Good work environment with friendly , non judgemental people.salary structure & pay package is excellent as per industry standards, growth is slow &learning opportunities are decided by line managers who are not always impartial, leave policy is very good with support for different life events like exams, motherhood, demise of loved ones.Overall, a good place to work if growth is not the primary concern but job stability is.

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Learning opportunities are decided by line managers even though the courses may be open to all.this is a huge deterrent to one's growth.I also see a lot of bias in recognizing performance or contribution.Facilities can be improved at the Kolkata site with better building condition,adding a gym & maybe putting more greenery inside the building instead of the plastic flowers I see around

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Excellent work culture in bangalore(Gurgaon does not have good work culture), little less compensation comparatively. But still overall I'd rate it to best place to work. Disclaimer: I have switched to different industry

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No use of cutting edge technology and relatively less compensation

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All over it's a good place to work. Work life balance depends on department and jobs role as it varies. Be in good team can be really helpful here. Work culture is good, mostly for female employees.

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Pay management is not that good as mostly underpaid. Not satisfied with package.