Great place to work - Member Consultant WSECU Employee Review

4.0
Feb 22, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Great pay, benefits, opportunities for growth, upbeat and supportive culture, great management, variety of work

Cons

High expectations for scheduling, not many part time/work from home options, no options for set schedule, difficult to arrange childcare as most childcare’s close before we get out.

avatar
WSECU Response
8y
We appreciate your feedback! We’re glad that you’re pleased with the culture, pay and benefits. We hear you on the scheduling challenges, though. That said, we often need part-time Member Consultants to be flexible in order to ensure adequate coverage at the branches. The nature of the part-time Member Consultant role is such that we can’t always provide set schedules. Most of our back office jobs do have more traditional set schedules. We’d encourage you to explore those opportunities if you need to find something that is a better fit for your family needs.

Explore other reviews about WSECU

5.0
Jan 20, 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Excellent team and leadership; benefits are great and overall cooperative and clear company

Cons

Constant changes with software- what else is new though?

avatar
WSECU Response
1y
We are grateful to have you as part of WSECU and are so glad that you are enjoying both your team and leadership. We also feel that we have a collaborative organization and top-notch benefits and are happy that you have noticed too! We appreciate the notes on the software, as we do strive to stay current which can mean changes and updates. We value you as a part of WSECU and thank you for your thoughts!
1.0
Apr 22, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Members are the best part of WSECU

Cons

Not an environment that supports neurodivergent employees. People and Culture Services presents as supportive during onboarding, but once you file for accomadations or raise concerns about treatment or how policies are applied, communication can shift and become inconsistent. If you rely on clear expectations, direct responses, or consistent application of policy, be aware that those may not hold once issues are formally raised. If you come here because they are convincing at least save everything and learn employee rights, because they won't tell you those.

See reviews by: Helpful|Rating|Date|All