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ING Reviews
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Jan 5, 2009
“Great if you're not OCD or looking to advance within minutes.”
Customer Service Associate in Windsor, CT (US)Pros: “Competitive benefits. Job training and continuing ed are above average. In general, product offerings are popular with clients and agents, which leads to fewer complaints/problems with existing customers, and helps agents sell the products…”
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Dec 23, 2008
“Better to work in one of their continental European offices than London”
Corporate Finance in London, England (UK) -
Dec 9, 2008
1 found helpful
“For financial services, it is better than most but it is time for "fresh thinking" at the top.”
Anonymous in El Segundo, CA (US) -
Dec 1, 2008
“Great if you can find a place you like, and don't have ambitions to move into middle management.”
Service Coordinator - Sarbanes Oxley Compliance in Des Moines, IA (US) -
Nov 28, 2008
“Cost cutting and lack of empowerment still cripple ING”
Senior Project Manager in Minneapolis, MN (US) -
Oct 16, 2008
1 found helpful
“All that glitters is not Gold!”
Management Trainee in Amsterdam (Netherlands) -
Jul 16, 2008
“Good salary and benefits, too political, too little women, too much outsourcing of groups in the past few years.”
Business Analyst in Amsterdam (Netherlands) -
Jun 11, 2008
1 found helpful
“Climbing The Corporate Ladder To Nowhere.”
New Busines Analyst in Hartford, CT (US) -
Jun 16, 2008
“ING, a strong financial service company with a proven track record, but yields too easily to Wall Street pressures.”
Senior Reinsurance Underwriter in Denver, CO (US) -
Jun 12, 2008
“ING is an above average financial services firm”
Director in West Chester, PA (US) -
Jun 11, 2008
“Good company to work for in the financial services industry.”
Anonymous in Atlanta, GA (US) -
Jun 11, 2008
“This is a good place to work at, once some wrinkles are ironed out.”
Analyst in Brussels (Belgium)
