Ceres Reviews

Pros

Meaningful work, worklife balance, career growth

Cons

To many projects at times

Pros

Staff at Ceres are terrific & passionate about working for social justice and sustainability - current programs focus on tackling the climate crisis, deforestation, water scarcity, sustainable agriculture, and ensuring an inclusive and just economy.

Cons

Sometimes Ceres tries to work on too many issues & takes on too many projects - but this is has been getting better in recent years.

Pros

Great colleagues, strong theory of change, wonderful benefits

Cons

Other organizations of similar size pay junior employers better.

Pros

It’s a lot of fun

Cons

It’s really good wouldn’t change a thing

Pros

Holidays off, health insurance, educational benefit

Cons

long hours, unclear work responsibilities, time management

Pros

great benefits, great environment, committed and talented people

Cons

needs to strengthen rapid decision-making and org structure, but that is common at NGOs

Pros

Ceres has great benefits - it feels like a corporate office with a nonprofit mentality.

Cons

Some departments have limited upward movement

Pros

Very dedicated and talented team.

Cons

Very challenging work, modest pay and long hours

Pros

the pros are limited outside of decent salary and benefits

Cons

the hours can be very demanding

Pros

Entrepreneurial, high-visibility, small enough team to give you lots of diverse responsibilities

Cons

Hard to climb once you've been hired in