An Office of Personnel Management annual survey revealed a drop in federal employee job satisfaction. However, that is not the case at the NCUA.
The NCUA scored among the top four of 37 federal departments and agencies in each survey category, and the agency showed strong improvement from 2011 in a number of categories.
For example, the NCUA ranked fourth in "leadership and knowledge management," an increase from 17th in 2011. The NCUA also ranked fourth in "global satisfaction," a measure of how work provides meaning and opportunities for professional growth. That was up from 14th in 2011. The agency tied for third in overall job satisfaction with the Office of Management and Budget. The top two agencies in that category were NASA and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, respectively.
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