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Canvas Credit Union

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Organized Chaos - Banker/Sales Associate/Loan Applicant Taker Canvas Credit Union Employee Review

2.0
Jul 14, 2013
Recommend
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Pros

If you happen to start at the right branch, you will do well. If you start at a struggling branch, you have a 30% chance staying with the company in my opinion.

Cons

Some of the upper management is not very smart, this causes staffing issues, money order issues, many issues, and the entire company is micromanaged more than I have seen in any company I have worked for.

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Canvas Credit Union Response
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Hey there, thanks so much for giving us some feedback! Since we've rebranded ourselves from PSCU we've taken all of the feedback into account and have applied it. We send out employee survey's every quarter to take into account what our family members are saying. Thanks again for taking the time to let us know some of the things we needed to work on!

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