Habitat for Humanity Employee Reviews about "non profit"

Pros

Very good working environment for an intern

Cons

As a non-profit the salaries are as expected

Pros

Management, co-workers and volunteers are generally friendly.

Cons

Management is not clear they do not talk to each other which reduces clarity between restore locations. There is very limited growth opportunity. You will be stuck doing countless manual labor tasks that often endanger your safety (lifting very heavy items) and not get paid enough for it. There is tight budgets within the company which reduces the amount of new positions that come up, and also makes it hard to get raises. My suggestion, don't join a non-profit unless you are okay with a relatively stagnant job and not enough pay.

Pros

The opportunities to build community and hope.

Cons

As a non-profit expect lower end compensation

Pros

Excellent company to work for.

Cons

Non profit so salary is low.

Pros

Familial environment, mission-driven, agile and innovative, best place I've ever worked.

Cons

As a small non-profit salaries are competitive but not on the high-end.

Pros

The people, work atmosphere, and the ability to do good for the community.

Cons

The nature of a non-profit is to have a lot of different job responsibilities that would be served by having a larger staff. It can be overwhelming.

Pros

Feel good place to work,lots of freedom

Cons

Non profit companies do not offer the best compensation

Pros

good people and good purpose.

Cons

low pay compared to for profit

Pros

Get paid helping others, 401k matching, HSA matching, good people, flexible work schedule, good work/life balance

Cons

Non-profit pay is not great

Pros

The organization is well known and offers great programs for the community. The workplace is family oriented and co-workers are caring and hard working. Discount at the ReStores!

Cons

Non-profit salary and not a lot of opportunities to move up.