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CapEd Credit Union Reviews

3.9

57% would recommend to a friend

(48 total reviews)

Todd Erickson

78% approve of CEO

58% positive business outlook

CapEd Credit Union has an employee rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars, based on 48 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The CapEd Credit Union employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Finance industry (3.7 stars).

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48 reviews
3.0
9 Feb 2022

CapEd is a decent starting point

Anonymous employee
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Pros

It depends on what department you work in but if you’re in IT they will try to take care of you. Their CIO was the best, honestly. Flexible schedule in that area. A lot of tools to gain experience with. A lot of coworkers are great to work with.

Cons

Salary range is sub par. Don’t expect to make much for the role you are in. Especially compared to other organizations. For the several years I was there; benefits got worse and worse each year. Siloed management and communication throughout different departments. They are in the middle of a cultural “rebuild”; the only way to categorize the current culture is lost. When HR (PXT [People Experience Team], who knows where that came from?) tells you that anyone in the CU could go elsewhere and make more money; that’s a bad sign. Lots of people have been offered a job there and taken other offers; again, bad sign. Too many tools and too many hands in the pot for some things. They’ll spend a lot on great tools but not the people to manage them.

1.0
15 Jun 2020
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Pros

They have a decent benefits offering

Cons

This organization does not learn from its mistakes. Constant turn over, distrust of leadership, a clear and utter lack of internal communication across business lines, and nepotism is practically in the tag line. They try to survey their teams but never actually adjust their behaviors. Senior leadership is outdated and willfully ignorant of the goings on at the company. The executive team are sure to tell you about their churches in your new employee orientation. If you try to make a suggestion, you’re either placated with a soft pat on the head or blatantly ignored. If you’re not part of the favorite crowd, you might as well sit down. Your voice will not be heard. You will be overworked, underpaid and under appreciated.

3.0
29 Mar 2024

Stuck

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Pros

I had really good managers in the past that cared about me. I had really good people who I worked alongside during my time in the branches.

Cons

I ultimately decided to leave because I ended up getting stuck in my career path. I have been in the same role for about 2-3 years and any opportunity I tried to grow, there always seemed to be an issue. One of the things I do not agree with is the fact that any position I applied to, I ended up needing to take a pay cut because I was so tenured in my role. It is not fair to treat tenure people that way as I was hoping to stay with this company. On top of taking drastic pay cuts to move to a different role, the internal process in interviewing is absolutely BRUTAL. They treat internal people horribly and question everything when you apply for a position. You need to prove yourself worthy of a position the minute you apply for it. I have seen them hire external people and not bat an eye, but the minute an internal applies the person needs to continuously advocate for themselves. Why should I do this if I have been loyal for this company and can prove how great I have been with my monthly coachings and so on. It is so backwards.

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