Competitors: UNICEF, Oxfam, Save the Children
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Very good culture. Very good work/life balance. Good peopleCons
pays way below the normal rateI applied through college or university. I interviewed at World Vision International (Zimbabwe)
Interview
the interview process was quite an experience they asked to know me and as to why l wanted to be a part of them. i got to know more about how the organisation is into developing the nation and changing livesWhy l want the Job
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...Good services, good benefits, lots of resources and networks available....
January 17, 2020
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