The other day, I entered a new motherhood rite of passage.
Sickness.
Little Man seemed perfectly fine at bedtime, but after a sleep deprived night and a feverish, unhappy baby, I decided to call the credit union and tell them that I would be coming in late. Not only was Michelle (our Interim President) totally understanding, but when I finally made it in for the day, at least four of my fellow NWGACU staffers stopped to ask how Little Man was feeling. And they really did want to know.
On days like this, I’m really grateful to work at Northwest Georgia Credit Union. It really is one of the most caring and understanding work environments, and I can honestly say that our people extend the same love to our members. I can think of countless times where a Teller went out of her way to serve a member, or when a Financial Services Officer suggested a change in procedure that would make life simpler for members. If I may say so myself, we hire great, compassionate people that believe in the credit union mission of People Helping People. The credit union difference is real…inside and out.
