Good company/Great Potential - Anonymous employee Addition Financial Employee Review

4.0
Dec 7, 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

The starting pay is very competitive. The company tries to always promote from within. The company encourages continuing your education; they have reimbursement programs. The company is definitely growing. Great benefits for employees. The CEO is great at resolving issues. If there are any issues I would definitely approach him and be honest. He is not like any CEO I have ever met. He's a very kind man but definitely business/goal orientated.

Cons

Depending on which department you are in, it is very hard to move it. It's all who you know you move up quickly. Raises aren't the best. The branches have become very sales driven which is not what credit unions are known for but it seems like that is happening to all credit unions. Benefits are not the best for your family. There are people in management positions that do not belong. They become comfortable and not the best. Some are intimidated if you know more than them. These are people that have been with the company 10+ year.

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Pros

Worked with the entire department and understood how everyone collaborated. Met the other interns in different departments. Good management overall.

Cons

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Addition Financial Response
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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.
1.0
Mar 25, 2026
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Pros

- 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
3mo
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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