Submit resume and cover letter online, phone interview, in-person interview. The phone interviewer will ask why you are interested in UW Credit Union. In addition they will ask what your personal core values are. They are looking for employees that have similar personal values as their own. Study up on the UW Credit Union core value. The in person interview is fairly laid back and conversational. The questions are geared to see if you have a helpful nature and have a 'team player' mentality. They will have you do role plays on selling a company or product you are passionate about. This is a measurement of your ability to explain and consult.

This was probably the most difficult interviewing processes that I have had in a while. The application in itself was easy, however; the interviewing process is where it started to get interesting . My phone interview flowed really nicely and the HR person who conducted my phone interview was nice and set the tone so I knew how many questions they were going to ask ahead of time. I received an invitation to schedule a second video interview. I scheduled it and then it was rescheduled multiple times. I understand that things happen but it was rescheduled twice and that started to feel like a bad sign. I finally had my video interview with 2 managers. One was really nice and the other was very dry, kept a poker face and barely engaged the entire time. I was asked between 15-20 questions and they were all behavioral based questions. It was very intense as behavioral based questions are frustrating in general but to have so many makes it nerve wrecking. I was also asked to sell a non-banking product to them. Based on the tone of one of the interviewers I could tell that they weren’t interested. The following week I received a call from the HR person who told me that they didn’t feel that I had enough experience for the position that I had 2 interviews for but they offered me a different position and stated I could re-apply for the position that I was Originally interviewing for. I did decline as I wasn’t interested in the position that they offered and honestly the entire process made me uncomfortable and just didn’t feel right. It was also interesting how I made it to 2 interviews and then they determined I didn’t have, “enough experience”. I have heard really good things about this company from people who work/have worked here but my interviewing process wasn’t the best.