HSBC Group Finance & Accounting Department Salaries in New Delhi

Likes

...unities to show leadership skills while coordinating with senior stakeholders. Competitive compensation and strong employee speak up culture.

Dislikes

Work life balance could be better.

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

...licies in place in theory. In practice it all depends on your team and managers. In my experience I haven’t seen many positives apart from pay , but if your team is okay, it might work out very well

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Again it’s all contingent on the team. The company has excellent policies in place and if allowed to work will create a great work environment

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Just flexible hours nothing else. They sell themselves claiming that they have good work culture. It might be good at the organisational level, but not at our level. Work culture depends on the managers more than the organisation. And if by chance you don’t get a good manager then you’ll be in a mess. Even if the entire team goes and escalates to the senior management about the manager, no action will be taken against the manager in CAU instead you’ll be shifted to another team. But who knows what will happen after that. Won’t recommend anyone to join.

Dislikes

They are willing to pay freshers but don’t value existing employees at all. They are of the opinion that they can pay more to the new joiner but no point of paying more to the existing employees.

Likes

the Overall Working culture, employee benefits and competitive salary are some of the major pros of working at HSBC Global Services.

Dislikes

Company doesn't provide permanent remote working option, low scope for growth, biased attitude toward female employees.