HSBC Director, Credit Risk reviews

HSBC is a financial behemoth, and despite the Household International acquisition, is still risk-adverse and proactive. Obviously not untouched in the current economic climate, HSBC has acted before many of its competitors to head-off bad debt losses. My experience at HSBC was very position. Management is very hierarchically arranged, as is to be expected at a bank, and is sometimes slow to change. After observing other organizations, while HSBC sometimes lacks the willingness to make necessary information technology investments, the ability to adapt to change in this organization is above average. I really felt like a part of the team at HSBC.

The number one reason for me is the opportunity to work with a diverse group of people. As you work with your colleague you'll get to know more about them and in turns get to embrace their backgroup. Also, depends on the job role you might get the opporutunity to work in many cross-functional projects, which allows you learn about what others are doing and it might even give you an opportunity to trasfer down the road and learn new skills set. The company is also big on gender inequality and they have a pretty good (3 months) maternity leave policy.