Remote Resistant - Anonymous employee WSECU Employee Review

3.0
Apr 12, 2021
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

A great history of a people-honoring culture.

Cons

COVID responses have seemed to deteriorate culture. Culture now seems to be more focused on the where (in-person vs. remote) than the how.

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WSECU Response
5y
Thank you for sharing this feedback. We’re very proud of our culture that puts our employees and members first, and we’re glad that you agree. This past year has taught us the value of a larger remote workforce and, in an effort to balance that with our belief that we are stronger together, we are exploring a hybrid remote structure for back office positions. You’re right though that the “where” is only part of the equation. We strive to preserve the workplace culture that is so special to us in this ever-changing environment. Leadership is working hard to keep our team members feeling connected and supported, and we are continuing to assess, solicit feedback, and adapt in a timely but thoughtful manner.

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

Cons

Constant changes with software- what else is new though?

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WSECU Response
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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!
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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.

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