I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at ING (Amsterdam) in May 2024
Interview
1. CV and Cover letter submission
2. Online assessment (personality, abstract, numerical and reasoning)
3. HR interview
4. Business Panel interview and pitch
During the whole process, the recruiters were very helpful and nice. I got a personal call several days before each selection process to explain the process and asked questions directly to them. I could feel the open culture during all the preparation and selection process
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
- biggest disappointment
- behavioral questions
- sustainability questions
- general knowledge of the bank
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at ING (Bucarest, ) in Sep 2023
Interview
I had to complete 3 online assessments. The first one was a personality test, the second one was mathematics and the third one was a fitting check with the ING working culture.
I applied online. The process took 4 months. I interviewed at ING (Bruxelles) in Feb 2021
Interview
First you have to pass several online tests, then you have an interview with the HR, then you have an interview with someone from the track you have chosen (mine was Risk) and the HR and finally you have a business panel. I passed through the tests and the first 2 interviews. However, to get there, first I had to talk to someone at the Risk Track to prove that my skills would have utility in their Risk department because the HR representative was not convinced. During the entire procedure, the HR representative kept asking me about my permit to work in Belgium and I have answered 3 times that I had an active work permit on different occasions. I spent almost 3 months on this procedure and I have talked to the HR representative many times. After 1 month with no feedback after my last interview, I asked them about my situation in the procedure. Their answer could not have been more disappointing: they alleged that they would not pass me because "I did not have a valid work permit for Belgium". Even after all those talks and after I have assured them many times that my work permit was ok. It felt like they put me in a "foreigner box" like I was just someother undocumented person, which I am not. At the time, I demanded proper feedback from them and they answered that they just have moved forward with "more convincing candidates". Well, after that answer it was clear that they did not find anything convincing about me (or my documents). I just wonder why…(irony)
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Why do you want to work here?
Why the Risk Track?
Why the trainee program?
What skills do you think would be in good use at this track?
What do you expect from this program?