Or you can ask the recruitment agency they have the details usually.

erm..what does u mean by 24/7..i'm confused...

24/7 = means the company is operating 24 hours per day and 7 days a week. Hence the man power required might increase when time comes.

BTW any1 working in this field and is offered RM3.5k+/- ? Please provide company name

I thought the HSBC MY call center closed down?

got a call from them for an interview appointment, and was told that salary is 1.6k only.

Its quite low isnt it? I read previous pages about language allowance... what does that mean?

and is it likely to transfer to other HSBC finance department?

Lastly, will this be a good start for fresh grads?

Hi there,

Yeap,the salary will be low at the starting but its depends on which department you are working under. Some their increments and bonus are good and some another way round. For those who have zero working experience this might be a good start to fill it into your CV for your future job reference. They do provide transportation for Cyberjaya branch so its quite convenient for those who plan to take public transport.

Cheers

Hi Elayne, you still working there?
The lady told me the job is GSE is it a call centre?

However, when i apply from jobstreet it state GSE securities so is this HSS?

Actually I'm fresh grad from finance department so I'm wondering whether this job will help in my resume.

Actually the title GSE stands for Global Support Executive..so GSE doesn't mean must be base at contact centre, could be back end process.
cristiano7mu....yup, you're right, GSE securities is HSS (HSBC Security Service).

I saw this at Jobstreet for the GSE job,

"Understanding of Payment formatting and understanding of existing cash process will be preferred."

what does that mean?


and wats the job scope for HSS

Actually I have an interview tmrw, I know where is the office but not sure which level i should go to. Pls let me know. thx

This post has been edited by cristiano7mu: Feb 1 2010, 06:22 PM

I went and according to them, we are working as a team. if u r a chinese speaker, then you will be working for Hong Kong team.

It is a back end office work, means u hav to face your PC whole day, serving HSBC business partner on securities about their entitlement and so on.

Ya I aplied for the chinese 1 but I'm not good in speaking Cantonese.

I heard we cant bring handphone along wit us during working hour. Is that true?

Yup, we keep our belonging including handphone in a locker (each staff have their own locker) before going into process floor..

so strict... then how the family members or maybe ur new employers contact you huh?

payment formatting - referring to swift payment e.g MT202, MT566, MT103, and some other swift that related to payment.
existing cash process - movement of cash between institutional. e.g bank A to bank C through bank B , routing, final beneficiary, swift bic code e.g HBMBMYKL for hsbc msia, suspense account, write off etc etc.
RVP (receipt vs payment), DVP (delivery vs payment) for trades etc etc..

So went for the interview today and got the job offer for HSS for Hong Kong team but not sure which area. Anyone work there too?

For HSS do i still get language allowance as I'm in call centre thus no verbal communication rite? Forgot to ask just now.

are they still hiring?

I'm gonna start working this thursday...
Who else here joining this week?

On the first day, do I need to wait at the lobby like during interviews and signing offer letter?? OR I can straight go to the level stated in my offer letter which is level 8??

hmmmm, you cant enter the 8th floor without a pass, so best if you check with reception on 6th floor first. they'll probably gather all of you up for photos & pass creation.

I got a job as HSBC GSE at Bursa Malaysia

Anyone know anything about this

how did u apply??
jobstreet??