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“Very fulling.”

Pros:  “Great benefits are part of the job as well as lots of room to advance and grow with the company.”

Cons:  “You have to be skilled and know what you are doing and do have to work a schedule that someone else controls.” – Full Review

“Great place to work.”

Pros:  “Great co-workers, friendly management, small community feel for a banking environment.”

Cons:  “May have to float between branches and some were far for me. But they're pretty flexible about that.” – Full Review

“Not That Bad”

Pros:  “Excellent benefits, good working conditions, tons of " lifers"”

Cons:  “Not in tune with the 21st Century” – Full Review

“Great place to work.”

Pros:  “Very stable place to work, even in today's tough times lay-offs are the last thing they are thinking about. Pay more than a Wells Fargo or BOFA at the teller level.”

Cons:  “When left they were moving from a customer service focus to more of sales, not sure how things are now. Slow promotional growth.” – Full Review

“Awesome Place To work”

Pros:  “Benefits can not be touched! Great Benefits. Pays more than other financial institutions.”

Cons:  “Just did a reorg, upper management got compensation, lower level employees did not.” – Full Review

“Good company to work for”

Pros:  “increasing size/popularity, personable, up-to-date technology”

Cons:  “boring tasks sometimes, strict on dress code” – Full Review

“Boring”

Pros:  “Easy place to work and they offer great benefits”

Cons:  “Very slow, remedial tasks. Maybe tellers have the most boring job.” – Full Review

“I help people maximize return for their money while minimizing risk and tax implication.”

Pros:  “Financial gain and independence are keys to a happy work life balance.”

Cons:  “It takes a while to build a successful practice.” – Full Review

“Definitely people helping people!”

Pros:  “They provide reimbursement for college education courses related to business and finance, excellent hours, and paid sick time. They promote from within the company. The…”

Cons:  “Income paid is less than that earned at similar credit unions in the same locale. It appears managerial positions are often filled because of who you know and not…” – Full Review