
Out of 236 HSBC employee reviews, 68% were positive. The remaining 32% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping HSBC improve their work culture. The Operations team, with 84% positive reviews, reports the best experience at HSBC compared to all other departments at the company. The IT team offered the most constructive feedback, with 42% of that department's reviews constructive in nature.
The bank encourages speaking up but the attitude of the leadership leaves it on paper. When you speak up about something, you become the person creating headache. Leadership values no making a fuss more than actual constructive feedback.
To allowed staff earn more money
Address the shortage issue and provide competitive salaries. Our competitors are paying 50% more than here. I will be moving out soon.
Wellbeing and understanding , health concerns and covid
Open to young, responsible and thoughtful minds. Change the traditional, defensive and slow culture quickly.
Yearly bonus are non-existent or low. Even if you work 16 hrs a day your bonus is almost nothing. Salary increase is non-existent. Everybody is quitting.
Yes. Recognition besides the money.
They cut my bonus by 100% with zero explanation despite saving the firm a tangible 10m USD.
Management fear and grudges are endemic
Because my job was sent over sees
Variable. Some very able people and some not at all. Some senior people appointed to roles for which their profiles suggest not high career experience. Many senior roles going to South Asian employees. More representation of Hong Kong Chinese at corporate HQ is required to improve work environment.
More staff too much stress on them
Open mind, cooperate instead of politics.
Have smaller meeting sizes and a short meeting with the whole team at the beginning of each shift
Review from Operations Dept
The meetings could be diminished with just having the information emailed to the employees. A huge amount of the company time (and employee productivity) is wasted on useless meetings.
Stop Micromanagement and inappropriate behavior on a leadership level is not good. it trickles down.
Flexibility, more trust and resourcing where it counts although understand constraints
More hybrid work and higher speed of execution
Less politics, less defensive and political colleagues who worked in company for so long, new people and thinking
The weakest leadership I've seen. No bold decisions. No expertise. Because no one seems to know what they are doing. The focus is on not making waves and avoid owning any decision.
The process changed suddenly - please avoid that
Nothing that would show technical skills. Was all just a disorganized conversation. It should have been a red flag.
Too many people quit or moving to another company so nothing is being improved
Need efficiencies for change and onboarding
You have no idea what you are doing. Keep a CEO more than 10 minutes
Manager needs to be a good leader and needs to be kind
worst of the banks by far
Communication within the company and with clients
Review from Operations Dept