FAQs
What is the purpose of the Executive Assistant role at HSBC?
The Executive Assistant provides administrative and secretarial support for assigned senior or executive managers, ensuring efficient operations and facilitating communication within the company.
What qualifications are required for the Executive Assistant position?
Candidates should have proven administrative or secretarial experience, a bachelor's degree in business or a related field, excellent organizational skills, and the ability to handle confidential matters.
Is there a preference for certain types of experience when applying for the Executive Assistant role?
Yes, a proven and progressive administrative or secretarial experience or equivalent is preferred, along with proficiency in PC-based software and mainframe systems.
Will I be required to manage scheduling and travel arrangements?
Yes, the Executive Assistant is responsible for scheduling appointments and meetings, as well as arranging travel accommodations.
What kind of tasks will the Executive Assistant be handling?
Tasks include completing administrative duties, producing letters and reports, handling correspondence, and ensuring compliance with operational risk controls.
Is there an expectation to handle confidential information?
Yes, the Executive Assistant will often deal with a variety of confidential matters and must exercise discretion.
Are there opportunities for professional development within HSBC?
Yes, HSBC offers tailored professional development opportunities to ensure employees have the right skills for their roles.
What employee benefits are offered for the Executive Assistant position?
Employees receive competitive pay and benefits, access to a Wellness Hub, volunteerism policies, a matching gift program, and sustainability initiatives.
Is this role open to individuals who require immigration sponsorship?
No, applicants must be legally authorized to work in the U.S., as HSBC will not engage in immigration sponsorship for this position.
How does HSBC value diversity and inclusion in the workplace?
HSBC is committed to building a diverse and inclusive work environment, valuing differences, and providing support through Employee Resource Groups.
