HSBC Group Strategy Associate salaries in India

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I am impressed with my workplace which is mostly work from home. The atmosphere here is incredible supportive, fostering both personal and professional growth. The team is also like a family and make each day enjoyable.

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In the like comment, I have mentioned that its Hybrid or majority work from home, the salary structure is kind of average. In the beginning we used to claim our internet bills. However, they removed the internet bill reimbursement policy recently. Hope we wish to get it back so that I could give 5 star for salary and benefits next time. Some people would laugh at this dislike but many would know.

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...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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I like the culture of the company, the way company supports women empowerment.

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...ncy. Sone manages make it hard for the analysts to maintain work life balance. Salary growth is very slow.

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Work life balance is decent, job security is high in HSBC India.. Decei learning opportunities..

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Compensation is not competitive at all compared to its market competitors.. Promotions and hikes are poor and managers play favourites..

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1. Flexibility in working hours. 2. Plenty Work from home opportunities. 3. Room for grooming and learning. 4. Work Life balance 5. Good policies and many leaves 6. Support , guidance and help from collogues and managers 7. Many Team building activities

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1. Hikes are not that appropriate 2. Huge difference is salary of same experienced person as lateral hired person gets tremendous hike as compare to existing employee. 3. All leaves need to be utilized 4. Behind in adopting latest technologies as compare to other banks 5. Continuous changes in strategies, leaders, organization and team structure 6. Layoffs after 3-4 years 7. Budgeting issues 8. No onsite opportunities