It's simple! Just click on "Search Open Jobs" from our menu in the Career Opportunities section of the ESL Web site, then select "Submit." You can search by work location, title, career area, and key words.
How do I submit my resume?
Select the position(s) that meet(s) your interest and qualifications, then select "Apply On-line" button. Next, follow the link "Click here to login if you have already created a profile." to log into your profile. If you do not have a profile created, simply enter the information to get started. You'll have three options to submitting your resume: You can upload it, build a profile, or cut and paste it.
Which file types are acceptable for my resume?
Acceptable file formats are Microsoft Word documents (.doc, .docx), Adobe Portable Document Format (.pdf), and text documents (.txt, .rtf, .rtx).
How long do you keep my resume on file?
ESL keeps all resumes on file for a minimum of one year, unless you direct us to do otherwise.
How do I know if you have received my resume once I have submitted it online?
You will receive an electronic announcement notifying you that your resume has been received. If you don't receive it almost immediately, check that your "junk mail" filter has not stopped it!
How does the ESL recruiting process work?
When you apply for a position via our Career Opportunities site, your information will be forwarded to the appropriate recruiter for consideration. If an appropriate match exists between your experience and the position requirements, you will be contacted by a recruiter.
I forgot my password. How can I find out what it is?
Simply click the "Edit Your Profile" link in the ESL Career Opportunities section. On the log-in screen select the "Can't remember your password?" link. Enter your email address to receive your password or enter your email address and your previously chosen secret question and answer to log-in.
Can you tell me if a job has been filled?
All positions that appear on our web site are up-to-date. If you do not see the position listed, it has been filled or it is no longer available. If you applied for the position, an e-mail will be sent out to your email address notifying you.
What recruitment events does ESL attend?
We enjoy meeting with potential candidates to discuss opportunities at ESL. For an up-to-date list of events we attend, please view our career fairs and campus events page.
How do I prepare for the interview?
That's a great question. ESL conducts behavioral-based interviews for all positions. Our front-line interviews also consist of the following:
Job Skill Assessment - Looks at your ability to complete mathematical calculations, word problems, and your aptitude to read and understand written information Click here to practice
Work Approach Assessment - Measures your interest and preferences for the job
Structured Behavioral Interview - Behavioral-based interview designed for the position
How can I learn more about ESL?
ESL has a rich history in the Rochester community and we're glad to share it with you. Our ESL Fast Facts can provide you with more about ESL.
How do employees feel about working at ESL?
Accoring to our annual pulse survey, nearly 95% of employees say they're proud to work at ESL and 94% consider ESL a great place to work, among other things. To learn more about what employees have to say, click here.
What benefits does ESL provide?
ESL offers many benefits to employees. This includes medical, dental, vision and retirement plans,along with a robust employee recognition program, numerous wellness initiatives, and terrific employee events. Here's a summary to help you learn more.
What type of training does ESL offer?
We are very proud of our learning and development efforts — which have been recognized among the country's finest since 2007. To learn more, visit our continuous learning page.
Does ESL perform pre-employment background checks as part of their hiring process?
Yes, we conduct a variety of employment background checks. They consist of a social security number scan, county criminal record checks, employment and education verifications, and credit check. For those who are struggling to make ends meet in the down economy, running a credit check can be scary. We want you to know that we do not see or use your actual credit score to make a determination. We review each report and make an evaluation based on ESL's criteria. We understand that not every situation is black and white.
I am concerned about my credit, what can I do?
ESL Federal Credit Union wants to help. That's why we've provided access to free and confidential financial counseling and education through BALANCE. You can work with a BALANCE counselor to discuss your credit report and other financial concerns. Not only can these sessions help with your current situation, you can use BALANCE for developing a workable spending and savings plan, getting out of debt, buying a home, or planning for your financial future.
What does ESL look for in the credit checks?
We look at your ability to manage your own personal finances. The credit report provides a review of your credit history as it relates to items in collections, any open judgments (a judgment is a court order that is awarded when a lawsuit is won by a plaintiff) and bankruptcies. For those who are struggling to make ends meet in the down economy, running a credit check can be scary. We want you to know that we do not see or use your actual credit score to make a determination. We review each report and make an evaluation based on ESL's criteria. We understand that not every situation is black and white.
