Good company, worried for the future of its culture - Assistant Branch Manager Members 1st Employee Review

4.0
Aug 20, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Great retirement contribution matching, friendly coworkers/managers, learning opportunities, annual performance incentive, salary is standard

Cons

Lack of consistency among expectations from branch to branch and among departments. A lot of changes happen during short periods of time and can be challenging to adjust to/enforce. Culture and integrity has always been important at Members 1st, but it appears it’s gradually becoming less important as the company grows. PTO package is less than most competing financial institutions.

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Members 1st Response
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Thank you for your thoughtful review and six years of dedication as an Assistant Branch Manager in Lancaster, PA. We’re glad you appreciate our retirement matching, learning opportunities, incentives, and supportive team. We take your concerns about consistency, rapid changes, and culture seriously. We’re reviewing training to ensure uniformity, reassessing staffing and salary grades for Assistant Branch Managers, and benchmarking PTO against competitors. Please share more ideas with HR or your regional manager. Your input is vital to keeping Members 1st a great workplace. Thank you again for your honesty and for being part of the Members 1st team.

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