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California Credit Union

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Company Culture was "OK" - Teller California Credit Union Employee Review

2.0
Jan 19, 2021
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Pros

The company seems to value its members. They had recently gone through a merger which still sort of had a divide between its San Diego region and Los Angeles region. However, it was your traditional credit union experience. Being a Teller wasn't as demanding as it would be at a wall street bank and the management was helpful.

Cons

Pretty strict with enforcing write ups. Training seemed a bit redundant and was probably more exhausting than working at the actual branch itself. The atmosphere feels a bit underdeveloped. They claim that their company values are based on putting the members needs first but a majority of the staff could care less about building a personable experience for the clientele. You see a lot of that in most major financial institutions but for some reason this one lacked a bit of that.

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Pros

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Cons

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Pros

Supportive coworkers, opportunities to gain banking and customer service experience, and exposure to different areas of the credit union. The organization offers educational benefits and professional development opportunities for employees.

Cons

Tuition reimbursement requirements and eligibility standards were not clearly defined in my experience. I came to the company as a student through the Handshake platform and relied on the employee handbook when enrolling in courses. During the reimbursement review process, additional documentation requirements and eligibility considerations arose that were not clearly communicated upfront. Employees considering the tuition reimbursement program should obtain all requirements, exclusions, deadlines, and documentation expectations in writing before enrolling in coursework.

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