standard chartered offer letter

[gerofrancis]

hi Guys, I was told by HR recruiter based from India that they wanted to offer me, they asked for all my payslips, bonus details, educational certifications etc - it is almost 2 weeks now, but I haven't gotten the offer details. Is there anyone from SC here who can provide more insights? Is it really that long to get the offer letter? I cannot wait to leave my current company, but I have not resigned yet, waiting for the offer.

Could be scam

[gerofrancis]

Not scam. The recruitment of Stanchart is based on India. Met all 3 interviewers at Stanchart MBS

[kindaichi]

u can email and ask for an update.

Originally Posted by gerofrancis

hi Guys, I was told by HR recruiter based from India that they wanted to offer me, they asked for all my payslips, bonus details, educational certifications etc - it is almost 2 weeks now, but I haven't gotten the offer details. Is there anyone from SC here who can provide more insights? Is it really that long to get the offer letter? I cannot wait to leave my current company, but I have not resigned yet, waiting for the offer.

Do elaborate exactly what discussions you had with the recruiter so far. What else were discussed other than "they wanted to offer you". Did you all talk about expected salary and bonus, etc?

Also, suggest you ask the recruiter for an update, presuming the recruiter would have contacted you personally already (via email, whatsapp etc).

[gerofrancis]

day 1 - they wanted to offer me hence asked for my payslips, bonus statements, educational certifications etc. I provided them the day after
day 7 - we talked about my expected pay, those information i have submitted to them
day 14- i followed up, recruiter said - they are still working on the offer..

i just find it amusing it has been 2 weeks and taking them a long time?

Originally Posted by gerofrancis

day 1 - they wanted to offer me hence asked for my payslips, bonus statements, educational certifications etc. I provided them the day after
day 7 - we talked about my expected pay, those information i have submitted to them
day 14- i followed up, recruiter said - they are still working on the offer..

i just find it amusing it has been 2 weeks and taking them a long time?

Thanks for sharing francis, this is clearer indeed.

I don't find anything anomalous with your situation. Given that you shared with the recruiter your expected pay, the recruiter most definitely need to take it back and discuss and more importantly obtain approval per their internal processes. These take time.

Very impt question which may shed further light too - Mind I ask how much % increment did you ask for?

Originally Posted by gerofrancis

day 1 - they wanted to offer me hence asked for my payslips, bonus statements, educational certifications etc. I provided them the day after
day 7 - we talked about my expected pay, those information i have submitted to them
day 14- i followed up, recruiter said - they are still working on the offer..

i just find it amusing it has been 2 weeks and taking them a long time?

Probably internal approval still.position not urgent so taking their time

Originally Posted by gerofrancis

day 1 - they wanted to offer me hence asked for my payslips, bonus statements, educational certifications etc. I provided them the day after
day 7 - we talked about my expected pay, those information i have submitted to them
day 14- i followed up, recruiter said - they are still working on the offer..

i just find it amusing it has been 2 weeks and taking them a long time?

i see nothing wrong with this timeline. be patient man.

Originally Posted by gerofrancis

day 1 - they wanted to offer me hence asked for my payslips, bonus statements, educational certifications etc. I provided them the day after
day 7 - we talked about my expected pay, those information i have submitted to them
day 14- i followed up, recruiter said - they are still working on the offer..

i just find it amusing it has been 2 weeks and taking them a long time?

Means they still haven’t offered you. Not even a verbal offer. Dont count on it