1st Security Bank named a Washington Best Workplace for 2023

1st Security Bank CEO Joe Adams says he only hires people who are "smart, driven and kind teammates. Jerks need not apply." His employees ranked the bank the top 2023 Washington Best Workplace among extra-large companies in the state.

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