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Habitat for Humanity Overview
Work Here? Get a Free Employer AccountAmericus, GA
1001 to 5000 employees
1976
Nonprofit Organization
Social Assistance
$100 to $500 million (USD) per year
Unknown
Thanks to Habitat for Humanity, more than 2 million people worldwide know there's no place like home. The mission of the not-for-profit, ecumenical Christian organization is to provide adequate and affordable shelter. It has built more than 400,000 houses at ... Read more
Habitat for Humanity Reviews
Habitat for Humanity614Approve of CEO
Jonathan T. M. Reckford
195 Ratings
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"Intern"
StarStarStarStarStarI worked at Habitat for Humanity part-time (Less than a year)
Pros
Great place to help at
Cons
There are no cons to work for this place.
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Habitat for Humanity Interviews
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No OfferPositive ExperienceEasy InterviewHabitat for Humanity 2016-03-21 07:28 PDTApplication
I applied online. The process took 1+ week. I interviewed at Habitat for Humanity (Canton, OH) in January 2016.
Interview
I was emailed within a couple of days to go in for an interview the next week. The interview was very informal. Two girls interviewed me on a set of couches in a large, shared office. They didn't ask me any questions that were difficult to answer.
Interview Questions
- The girls who interviewed me did not seem to have a list of questions. They mostly talked about Habitat for Humanity and what the person hired would do in this particular role, and then would just ask me something like, "What do you think about doing that?" or "How would you feel about ___?" There were not any difficult questions, and I did not have many opportunities to speak, as most of the time was spent with the two girls explaining things that I had already read about on the website and in the job description.
I had read about other interviews on Glassdoor and felt what was said about interviewing for Habitat was pretty accurate to my experience. Answer Question
- The girls who interviewed me did not seem to have a list of questions. They mostly talked about Habitat for Humanity and what the person hired would do in this particular role, and then would just ask me something like, "What do you think about doing that?" or "How would you feel about ___?" There were not any difficult questions, and I did not have many opportunities to speak, as most of the time was spent with the two girls explaining things that I had already read about on the website and in the job description.
Habitat for Humanity Awards & Accolades
- Indeed's 15 best places to work - Nonprofits, Indeed.com, 2017
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