Institutional Shareholder Services salaries

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    Salary satisfaction at Institutional Shareholder Services

    88%
    When Institutional Shareholder Services employee's were asked 'How would you rate your salary?'88% of employee's rated the salary as high or average

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    at Institutional Shareholder Services Philippines Inc.
    Makati City, Metro Manila
    We are looking for an analytically minded, data-driven, and technically savvy professional to join our growing Data Organization.
    We are looking for an analytically minded, data-driven, and technically savvy professional to join our growing Data Organization.
    classification: Banking & Financial ServicesBanking & Financial Services
    6d ago
    6d ago

    at Institutional Shareholder Services Philippines Inc.
    Makati City, Metro Manila
    Let's Be Brilliant Together!
    Let's Be Brilliant Together!
    classification: Information & Communication TechnologyInformation & Communication Technology
    13d ago
    13d ago

    What’s it like working at Institutional Shareholder Services?

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    ISS offers a notably positive work environment characterised by supportive management, friendly colleagues, and a professional atmosphere. Employees appreciate the competitive benefits, particularly for entry-level positions, along with flexible working arrangements and well-maintained office facilities. The company culture promotes openness and equality, creating an inclusive workplace.

    The main challenges revolve around managing workload during the proxy season, when overtime is common, though this is compensated. Some employees note that career progression can be limited without proactive engagement with management, and there are concerns about the availability of professional development opportunities and training resources. The work can become routine, requiring individual initiative to maintain career growth.