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It says a lot when a company earns the distinction of being one of Hawaii’s Best Places to Work. This is an honor that Hawaii State Federal Credit Union has earned not once, not twice, but eight years running! With great benefits, a thriving employee engagement program, learning and development and career opportunities, it’s no wonder that employees love working there.
Despite these challenging times, the credit union continues to seek out hardworking, talented individuals to join its more than 350 employees on Oahu and Maui.
“For many of us, work is like a second home. It’s where we spend a lot of our time during the week,” says President and CEO Andrew Rosen. “So naturally, it’s very important to us to create a safe, fun and productive environment that our employees enjoy. We want them to look forward to coming to work each day.”
That’s why Hawaii State FCU believes it’s so important to invest the time and resources into creating the best credit union possible. It does this by hiring talented, enthusiastic individuals to be a part of our team and offering competitive compensation and benefits, such as medical, dental, retirement, paid time off and state holidays.
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Even throughout the pandemic, Hawaii State FCU continues to be on the lookout for talented, hardworking individuals to join its growing team. Whether it’s in the credit union’s branches or back offices, from loans to servicing to technology, every employee plays a vital role in our overall success.
“We seek out new employees through a number of different channels, such as recruiting fairs, online resources like LinkedIn, and through our internship program,” Rosen explains. “While COVID has changed some of the ways we’re able to recruit, our goal is still the same – to find good people with great attitudes and a desire to learn, grow and succeed.”
To see some of the positions currently have available at Hawaii State FCU, visit HawaiiStateFCU.com/careers.
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