Number Chasers - Anonymous employee Addition Financial Employee Review

2.0
Jun 5, 2024
Anonymous employee
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Pros

-Every thursday morning is a credit union wide meeting which offers a line of communication between everybody, including executives. -Great coworkers -Good Benefits -Generally offer some kind of annual merit increase.

Cons

-Executives seem like they no longer care about the “little people” that work for them. When staff tries to communicate their concerns, executives are more worried about burying said concerns instead of addressing them. -Executives very much favor certain people whether theyre good employees or bad ones and will create new positions for them while also doing layoffs. -They will lay off or get rid of good employees that are actually personable and good at what they do and keep the bad ones that are toxic just because they suck up to the executives/become friends with the executives. -Growth within the company is not as good as it used to be, with opportunities to move up, but generally only if the executives/managers like you. -Definitely nobody gets paid enough in any role to handle the amount of responsibilities they are required to do for said role. -They’re becoming less and less loyal to the long time tenured employees who have been there 10 plus years. -Managers/Executives will generally NOT like you if you speak up for yourself and have a backbone against them/the politics of the company. -Harassed numerous employees to open accounts with them just so they could bolster their numbers under the guise of it being for something else, taking away the consumers choice of where to open a bank account. -the work of the good employees who actually do the bulk of the work to keep the branch/department running will go unrecognized almost 100% of the time. -Most managers and most executives do not practice what they preach to the staff, ever.

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Addition Financial Response
2y
Thank you for your feedback. We apologize for your individual experience and encourage you to contact our HR team to discuss your concerns further. We are committed to addressing them promptly. At Addition Financial, we prioritize our team members' well-being and satisfaction through various initiatives: + Regular internal culture surveys and team feedback surveys for actionable improvements. + CEO-led listening tours across branches and departments to ensure issues are addressed. + Updated generous vacation policy based on employee feedback. + Additional paid day off on birthdays and robust education reimbursement. + Competitive benefits package and solid annual performance-based increases. + Internal podcast for clarity and alignment on company vision and actions. + Annual Family Fun Day and a company-wide Summit for team building and collaboration. Regarding the bank account requirement, it was implemented ahead of testing our new digital banking platform. This step ensures our team experiences and helps improve the platform before member rollout, ensuring a seamless transition. The requirement to have an account is only in place when there are new upgrades to test with our banking technology.

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Cons

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Thank you for your feedback. We’re glad to hear you’ve had a positive experience as an intern with the Loan Sales and Servicing team.
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- Supportive coworkers who made the work environment more enjoyable. - Opportunities for continuous education and professional development.

Cons

- Compensation did not align with workload, with minimal raises and limited financial recognition for tenure. - Executive leadership often appeared disconnected from frontline operations. Interactions with staff were frequently perceived as dismissive or condescending. (Shirley Shoemaker & Kevin Dougherty) - Policies were enforced inconsistently, sometimes undermining employees in front of members. - PTO was restricted during holidays for most staff, while leadership had greater flexibility. - Employee feedback was not always received openly, with some actions creating a perception of retaliation. Often by “promoting” individuals to branches on the opposite side of town. - Pressure to meet sales goals conflicted with the company’s “members first” messaging. - Employees were strongly encouraged to participate in “best of” voting, raising concerns about authenticity. - Safety concerns were not always handled with urgency. In one instance, after being threatened by a customer and contacting the risk team, the response was minimal, which left me feeling unsupported.

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Addition Financial Response
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We appreciate your feedback and your long tenure with the organization. It’s good to hear you valued certain aspects of your experience, including collaboration and growth opportunities. We also recognize your concerns and remain focused on strengthening leadership engagement, consistency, and overall employee experience across the organization.
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