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- "Poor management, overworked caseworkers do not have time to properly train their interns" (in 39 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 2.0Dec 18, 2013Anonymous EmployeeCurrent EmployeeSilver Spring, MD
Pros
Hands on experience, Great coworkers-everyone genuinely wants to bring change to the clients served, Compelling mission, As it has been around for years, it has good name in the humanitarian community,
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Management is disconnected from what is really happening on the ground (intentionally or unintentionally) Very low pay Hierarchal and top-bottom management style No career development opportunity Most employees burnout that results in high turnover How the organization looks from outside and what it's inside is very different
4 - 2.0Apr 30, 2018Anonymous EmployeeFormer Employee, more than 1 yearNew York, NY
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Benefits are good because it's a non profit organization. If you know how to play politics you can sit there forever even with no knowledge for your job.
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The formal goal of the company is to help people all around the world but they don't care even about their own employees. It's a non human treatment! In fact even on the meetings they called us a resource (not by name or title). Pretty rude management and a lot of ignorant people sitting there for years because of the benefits. I have found it's pretty hard to work in this non human environment.
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