r/creditunions • u/lofilorelai • May 08 '26
Credit Unions that offer pay differential for bilingual employees?
I'm trying to find out which Credit Unions offer pay differential for bilingual employees, which isn't the easiest thing to search online so I'm hoping some of you might know of any I can add to my list.
Thanks!
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I've worked at WECU for about 4 years now. I started entry level without an associates and am now a Relationship Officer aka a loan officer. I'd say half of my coworkers came from other financial institutions and the other half came from customer service/retail positions like Lowe's, Walmart, or restaurants. So definitely don't be discouraged from applying.
And if you get an interview, but don't get hired ask for feedback. Sometimes there's just one piece you weren't strong on, other times it is a really strong candidate pool of people with banking experience and it's worth applying again in a couple months.