ING
    (72 reviews)

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    Banking & Credit

    Primary location

    60 Margaret St, Sydney NSW 2000
    Warrane, Gadigal Country
    ING - the trading name of ING Bank (Australia) Limited - is part of the world's leading direct bank, and is wholly owned by ING Group. At ING we recognise that financial services form the foundation of a healthy society and we have a role to play in shaping a positive future for Australia. This role goes beyond delivering monetary returns - we have an opportunity to use our scale, reach and expertise to help our customers, our employees and the society in which we work prosper.Source: this is an extract from the company’s own website

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    at ING
    Wyong, Gosford & Central Coast NSW
    As a Customer Care Specialist, you’ll be the first voice our customers hear when they call us for help with their everyday banking needs.
    As a Customer Care Specialist, you’ll be the first voice our customers hear when they call us for help with their everyday banking needs.
    classification: Call Centre & Customer ServiceCall Centre & Customer Service
    21h ago
    21h ago

    at ING
    Newcastle, Maitland & Hunter NSW
    As a Customer Care Specialist, you’ll be the first voice our customers hear when they call us for help with their everyday banking needs.
    As a Customer Care Specialist, you’ll be the first voice our customers hear when they call us for help with their everyday banking needs.
    classification: Call Centre & Customer ServiceCall Centre & Customer Service
    21h ago
    21h ago

    Reviews overview

    3.172 ratings in total
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    86%
    Rate salary as high or average
    53%
    Employees recommend this employer to friends

    What’s it like working at ING?

    AI summary of recent reviews

    Employees appreciate the supportive and friendly colleagues at ING, often describing the team environment as feeling like family. The competitive pay and benefits are frequently mentioned as strengths, with salaries often exceeding those at other major banks, along with bonuses and perks. Work/life balance and flexibility are valued, with options for working from home. Additionally, there is a genuine focus on customers and opportunities to learn about banking procedures.

    However, there are some potential challenges, such as management support being inconsistent across different teams, with varying levels of competence and communication. Training programmes have been described as disorganised in some areas, leaving employees feeling underprepared. The workload can be demanding, with some teams feeling under-resourced and staff managing multiple projects at once. Systems and processes are noted as being outdated in some areas, and role clarity could be improved with clearer expectations.

    Recent reviews

    2.0
    customer journey expert
    Apr 2026
    Sydney NSW 20001 to 2 years in the role, former employee
    okay but not sustainable long term
    The good thingsgood talent and pay
    The challengesThere's a lack of role clarity is evident throughout the division. underfunded teams and high pressure to perform as if they're a big 4. Often pushing for things to be done when not compliant in rush to finish projects.
    1.0
    Call Centre Role
    Mar 2026
    Wyong NSW 22592 to 3 years in the role, former employee
    This job ruined my brain chemistry. Made me feel like abus from customers should be tolerated.
    The good thingsMy brief secondment with another department, which then ran out of money and could not keep me despite being a top performer
    The challengesAny benefits you had would be stripped away. Managers would take your credit for your ideas and projects because it would boost them. Co-workers will throw you under the bus, and managers will do anything to brown nose their superior. There is a reason they ran through the hiring pool of the central coast. Avoid at all costs, it’s not that much money and your mental health will thank you.
    1.0
    Customer jourey expert
    Nov 2025
    Sydney NSW 200010 to 11 years in the role, current employee
    This bank tries to become a big 4 bank with no process no rules no people and no money.
    The good thingsGood package. Some colleagues are understanding and sensible.
    The challengesCurrent Management thinks work is magic, it can be done without employees. Cutting people for the poor leadership decisions done in core banking project. Making people who are left in company work on 3 projects at a time. It’s a new norm. They form clique groups and try to rule the rest. Once it had awesome culture, now it’s awful. If you are here for a long time you can get anything done.
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