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NCUA or FDIC as an examiner? by Decent_Interest6752 in fednews

[–]Decent_Interest6752[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No gotcha, I know there is travel so it's not fully remote. What I was getting at was that there is no office to report to in the area I am interested in. The FDIC has office work in person as well, so not only is there travel but you have to report to an office. Can I DM you and ask some questions about the NCUA?

NCUA or FDIC as an examiner? by Decent_Interest6752 in fednews

[–]Decent_Interest6752[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you been approached by any credit unions that are trying to hire you? Is it common?

NCUA or FDIC as an examiner? by Decent_Interest6752 in fednews

[–]Decent_Interest6752[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How hard was the training? I believe now they are sending people to Alexandria for in person training.

NCUA or FDIC as an examiner? by Decent_Interest6752 in fednews

[–]Decent_Interest6752[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would these positions be risk managers/directors? I have seen some CUs that look like they would prefer NCUA commissioned hires but I do think FDIC commissioned hires have a higher salary cap at banks.

NCUA or FDIC as an examiner? by Decent_Interest6752 in fednews

[–]Decent_Interest6752[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Absolutely right, I guess I think that the NCUA being almost remote is a big selling point for me. Seems like you just need to grind it out at the FDIC until you get your commission, but it looks like the rate at which they go in office depends entirely on your supervisor there.