HSBC Group Assistant Vice President Training and Development salaries in India (Updated 2025)

Likes

- Work Life balance is unmatched - Non monetary perks - Hybrid and Flexible working hours - Health policy for self and parents. For parents it's paid but premiums much lesser than in the market - Ample growth opportunities - Career progression is kind of automatic - Reputable designations are given

Dislikes

- Salary hikes and monetary perks are on the lower side. As you spend more than 5-7 year's you kind of hit a wall - Lack of leadership roles

Likes

Great learning opportunities at work. Good job satisfaction and opportunity to explore a lot of models for development and validation

Dislikes

Poor hikes and appraisals. Pay not matched up to the market standards

Likes

The company provides lots of avenues for training . Colleagues respect /support each other in work with good work life balance

Dislikes

1. Compensation and benefits 2. Complex org structure 3. Could be more dynamic

Likes

If I ever leave HSBC it will only be because of the pay range. Otherwise, its an amazing place to work and learn. Opportunities are plenty for growth. Excellent policies. Just the best..!!

Dislikes

As compared to other companies, the pay alone is not very good. That is the only reason why people leave HSBC. Otherwise, everybody is more than happy to retire at HSBC itself. Very good place to work.

Likes

Only 2 days office

Dislikes

...e to feel low and no contributing anything significant to the team. No onsites. Huge salary difference between technical and non Tech roles like PM or Program Managers.