World Wildlife Fund Reviews

Former Employee – worked at World Wildlife Fund as an intern for less than a year

Pros – speak English
listen to your ideas
take group lunch breaks

Cons – I love the non-profit, and don't have any negative comments!

Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend

Former Employee – worked at World Wildlife Fund as a contractor for less than a year

Pros – Gorgeous, up to date facility
Flexible and reliable co-workers
Option to work from home
Going to work everyday puts a smile on your face
Excellent work culture

Cons – Easy to feel out of place when your new

Advice to Senior Management – Keep up the good work

Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm optimistic about the outlook for this company

Current Employee – been working at World Wildlife Fund

Pros – The people at the World Wildlife Fund are not only focused on saving the planet, but all of the departments work together to accomplish their goal. They are friendly, knowledgable, an understanding of family. They are also encouraging and supportive of your efforts. The comany offers many opportunities to expand your knowledge!

Cons – The only con is that you have to use the metro or find parking to get there.

Advice to Senior Management – They are awesome! No advice at this time.

Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend

Former Employee – worked at World Wildlife Fund

Pros – --EVERY OTHER FRIDAY OFF!!! Yes, throughout the year
--Lots of fun people of all ages.
--Fantastic organization that actually does good in the world. They are truthful about where they spend their money! It goes to good programs.
--While a hike from Dupont Metro or Foggy Bottom (15 mins each), nice location just past edge of G'town, close to West End and Dupont
--Managers can recommend you to monthly & yearly recognition programs
--Lots of brown bag info lunches; great for those actually interested in animals, environment, etc!
--Free gym in building
--Parking garage

Cons – --People stay there, so it can be tough to move up. New positions are rarely created.
--As above, 15 minute walk from Metros
--Every other year it seems offices move around. So you may have an office one year then get stuck in a cube.

Advice to Senior Management – --Keep up the recognition programs. It means a lot to the little people behind the scenes.
--Be kinder about moving departments to different offices. Those who earned a grade level and got an office may not get the office with the move.

Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend

Former Employee – worked at World Wildlife Fund

Pros – To contribute in saving our planet and care for our future generations

Cons – When there are global/ local crisis, enviromnent is among the last things all countries care about

Former Employee – worked at World Wildlife Fund for less than a year

Pros – The organization is very people friendly. It offers very good work-life balance options. It has many talented and nice people. Overall, I feel very happy everyday working there.

Cons – A little bit old-fashioned in the IT and communication aspect. I have only worked here for half a year. So far have not experienced much down sides .

Advice to Senior Management – Maybe more face time with ordinary employees. Again, the time is not enough for me make any suggestions yet.

Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend

Former Employee – worked at World Wildlife Fund

Pros – Family-like atmosphere, perfect opportunity to meet people in the energy and climate change field
Achieve some true personal values; work with people who don't only work for pay checks;

Cons – kind of slow paste, not that efficient, sometimes work can be repetitive; when doing basic level jobs sometimes not that fun; pay is limited given that it is Non-profit

Advice to Senior Management – maybe employees can work more efficiently and try to push the development of non-profit in China, especially on the governmental level

Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend