Good pay within the industry and good benefits. Great pension plan as well.
Vancity does seem to attract good people. Great comradery among co-workers but experience with management is a different story.
Helping members achieve their financial goals is rewarding. Many do not have a high degree of financial literacy so it feels good to converse with them (and give advice) and connect them with a specialist. Knowing that this will greatly benefit them over time is rewarding.
Stop virtue signaling on political issues and focus more on operational efficiencies. Issues are glaring and never seem to be fixed. This upsets members and employees feel the heat. Upper management is so detached from operations. They project caring about employees but their actions don't align.
They should ask less behavioral questions and focus more on performance. Also, you get feedback after unsuccessful interviews but it feels like they give you false feedback to let you down easy rather than levelling with you and helping you get to where you want to go.
Staff tend to be empathetic and treat each other and members well. However, it is an extreme case of groupthink and if you have a different point of view on anything it does not feel AT ALL comfortable to ever let your thoughts be known. The good pay and benefits increase morale.