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Canvas Credit Union

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It's ok for entry-level jobs. - Corporate Office Position Canvas Credit Union Employee Review

3.0
Jan 20, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Great place to start a career.

Cons

You will advance further at another company.

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Canvas Credit Union Response
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Hello and thank you for your review! Canvas is a great place to start and grow a career. As we tell applicants in the initial phone interview, Canvas expects new hires to stay in their hired role and location for 6-12 months. This allows them to learn the job they are hired into and show success in the position. It was so exciting to witness and celebrate 91 internal promotions last year. We are unwavering in our commitment to helping Coloradans afford life, we’re growing as a credit union and expect even more opportunities to open that our family members can apply for. The Canvas Team

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Cons

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Pros

The compensation is the only genuinely positive aspect of this position.

Cons

Nonexistent Training: You are set up to fail from the start with a complete lack of proper training and ongoing leadership support. Management Dodges Work: Managers actively avoid doing their jobs. They will outright refuse to take escalation calls, leaving frontline staff to fend for themselves. Unexplained Discipline: Leadership hands out write-ups with absolutely zero explanation or constructive feedback, creating an environment of anxiety and confusion. Toxic Culture: Internal teams openly disrespect one another, creating a completely dysfunctional and frustrating day-to-day dynamic. Customer Frustration: Due to complete lack of hard turn times here members will basically be spam calling you as processing drops the ball constantly, and underwriting can’t make a sound decision to save their lives.

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