what's the difference between GSE in Call Centre, Back-End. HSS and GBM?

my degree is in IT, so are my choices limited? and i dont know Mandarin/Cantonese.so highest can get is around 2.1K is it?

u can just try jobstreet english assessment test to test ur grammar a bit..

do read the thread patiently if u want to know more.
it has been discussed and asked so many time by those ppl so "bz" to read..

so when will ur contract end?
at hsbc how much will u get? is it 2.1K plus allowance?

coz what i know most HSBC jobs are shift. and very high turnover.
r u sure u'll like it even more than ur current job?

btw,i'll start working at TPM next wk

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Added on February 9, 2011, 12:11 pmdidnt they discuss this over the interview? why didnt u ask anyway?
do they cover for maternity leave,or unpaid leave? coz u r not a permanent staff yet,right?

This post has been edited by kasha: Feb 9 2011, 12:11 PM

i think better ask face to face.
esp about how long maternity leave will be-unpaid or not.

but tak sempat la..coz she's already 6months pregnant.
that's y suggested her to really clarify on that matter.

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Added on February 10, 2011, 6:46 pmthe highest end i think for Mandarin speaker,coz they'll get language allowance rm300.
but the job requires to work shift is it? personally, i dont think so with 100 increment is worth it.
for helpdesk shift job,i think better try for IBM or HP cyberjaya..

i live in Puchong,so surely need to drive to TPM
will start next week.

when i was doing my job hunting last year,HSBC is also 1 of my choice. sounds international,secure and good place to work.
also coz I specifically searching for jobs nearby: Puchong--Cyber--Bkt Jalil.
but thankfully for this thread,i never submitted my application for the helpdesk-related job.

This post has been edited by kasha: Feb 10 2011, 06:46 PM

maybe back-end processing. so its not a call centre job.so not shift la,is it? but might be bored too,job is like data entry a bit i think.
u'll be doing the same thing..

u r diploma holder is it? if diploma holder,maybe 1900 is ok la for non-shift job
coz if degree holder,1900 seems a bit low.

i'm not sure dear..coz i never applied for HSBC.coz when want to apply also,confused with so many job title.
but from what u mentioned,sounds like it will be a typical job,sorting/entering data mainly. seems like back-end to me.
that's y the pay is a bit low.