DAI Reviews
Updated Nov 13, 2011 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
You interact with some great people and better yourself throughout the entire experience.
When you do a good job you're awarded with some great gifts.
Cons
If you are not self driven you will not get much out of the experience. It does take a lot of free time.
Pros
Great work environment
Intellectually stimulating
Supportive atmosphere
Cons
Parking on a daily/monthly basis was expensive
Pros
Promotes strong professional development in career path for international aid.
Cons
You're deployed and away from family.
Advice to Senior Management
Occasional praise in the field would be nice.
Pros
It is a family, and they'll take care of their own. They see key people and resources, and will make sure they get what they need. When you have the right manager and team, it makes all the difference. If you have the opportunity to work here - take it.
Cons
The company is primarily sales based. When sales decline, the company tightens its belt. They're obviously not alone, but it doesn't make it any easier.
Advice to Senior Management
The company must succeed, of course, but remember the people that help get you there.
Pros
Friendly people. The company itself is geared to expect superior performance from its employees. And they give dynomite parties, with really odd scavenger items ("First man up here wearing women's high heeled shoes....)
Cons
If you are not actually working at the main office, it is not always clear that someone is looking out for you. I felt as though I wasn't seeing my "control" frequently enough (and may have been out of the loop for some time).
Advice to Senior Management
I would suggest that they look to the staff that is off-site, to make sure that their needs are being considered. Regular review of contract conditions before contract renewal would probably be a really good idea. Have more parties for the whole company -- they are wonderful!
