ING reviews

4.1

81% would recommend to a friend

(3,824 total reviews)
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Steven van Rijswijk

86% approve of CEO

71% positive business outlook

ING has an employee rating of 4.1 out of 5 stars, based on 3,824 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The ING employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Finance industry (3.7 stars).

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2.0
Dec 14, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

- Salary and benefits are good (but come with a price of a bad job) - Occasionally you meet some nice people who are not here for the money or benefits and actually want to contribute. But even those, you will soon see them going..

Cons

- There are layers upon layers or useless management whose only purpose is to delay meaningful progress. And the selection process for them is not based on merit but on criteria irrelevant to skills and contribution - Some things that other banks do in months, for ING it takes years - If you are ambitious (especially young!) stay clear of ING (unless you love bureaucracy, processes and politics) - Reorganization after reorganization without anyone ever understanding why so many and frequent changes - Like in many organizations, your wellbeing here depends 70% on your manager and 30% on your work. As said above, ING promotes managers not based on merit but connections and visibility. In my case i had a wonderful manager and person who left and I was assigned to one who has no clue about the work i do and does not care to understand. This makes my life in the company way harder than it has to be and because their line of reporting is the same, i don't know who can I talk to..

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ING Response
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We will pass on your advice to our management. Just a suggestion: try to find a nice colleague from another team to chat over a cup of coffee and discuss things. We have a well-being page on our ING Today. Visit these for actionable insights.
1.0
Sep 12, 2021

Never work there

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Pros

International, colleagues usually interesting, skilled and friendly.

Cons

Long history of harassment, bullying and blackmailing, covered by the management, whose authors are promoted. Particularly low level in terms of knowledge, the management having problems with basic concepts. Absence of integrity, independence, human skills, agility, respect, communication, connection with the reality, team spirit and technologies. Focus on what does not matter and let go what does. The internal policies are simple make-up and not enforced. Weekly meetings to question the employees' health, department meeting to present the holidays of the managers.

1.0
Aug 9, 2016

Never seen a worst bank

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

(Too much) work life balance

Cons

When I say work life balance I mean people coming in at 10 and leaving at 4 and running personal errands throughout the day. Welcome to ING. There is hardly any gender diversity especially in senior management. Even though the environment is supposed to be international, it is a lot easier to progress if you are white, male and speak Dutch of which I am not. Once a manager even told me when I was pregnant that I should stay at home and look after my child. HR tends to side with their own. Bad management cascades down from the top. More often than not, I hear my direct manager suffer the same fate as me but it seems like since his manager did nothing to alleviate his 'pain', he could not do much or is following the example of his manager. Also seen enough selfish managers in my time for example one who blatantly told me he does not care about my personal development as it is not beneficial to him.

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