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International Rescue Committee Employee Reviews about "colleague"
Updated Sep 28, 2023
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- "Poor management, overworked caseworkers do not have time to properly train their interns" (in 39 reviews)
- "The only downside is that it's an unpaid internship and it caters more to privileged individuals who can afford an unpaid internship." (in 34 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 2.0Nov 4, 2019CaseworkerFormer Employee, more than 3 yearsKuala Lumpur
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-Knowing that you're helping vulnerable people get better lives is a really amazing feeling. So great job satisfaction! -The employee benefits are great such as medical, dental and leave - Met some amazing colleagues and people while working here
Cons
- The management is horrendous. They have their own click and if they don't like you they will make your life so bad that you want to leave. - Managers do not offer guidance. Instead, they prefer to send nasty emails and warnings constantly and make employees feel worthless. - The management also talk bad about you and say nasty things about even after you have left the company. - No priority on mental health of caseworkers who day in and day out work in extremely hard and stressful situations. - Expats get paid a lot more and get extra benefits to do jobs that local people could easily do which could be seen as race thing. - No development of staff and very toxic working environment.
- 4.0Sep 4, 2017Human Resources OfficerCurrent Contractor, more than 1 yearBangkok
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The work environment in Thailand office is international and professional. Global policies are complied to the local systematically. Colleagues are also supportive and friendly.
Cons
Like the others NGOs, there is lack of job challenges. It is even more routine when you are in the supporting function.
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