PATH Employee Reviews about "work life balance"

Pros

Meaningful work and opportunities to make a difference.

Cons

Work/life balance can be challenging.

Pros

Good mission, people who care about the wkrld

Cons

Often serve as a pass through funder and bloat costs to donors, people in HQs jumping ship left and right, terrible parental leave policy (3 weeks), and colleagues/projects can be political. Work life balance is challenging.

Pros

There is work life balance and the staff I met were willing to work as a team

Cons

Short term contracts to staff

Pros

good work life balance learning curve

Cons

management can be little better no visa sponsorship

Pros

Healthy work environment Work life balance Good salary structure

Cons

No cons found so far

Pros

Great organization accomplishing a broad span of initiatives from vaccines to advocacy. Good work life balance.

Cons

Turnover rate in some staff

Pros

Collaborating with a global workforce, regular recognition for individual contributions, strong interest from individual managers and organizational leadership to support their employees and improve the company (and culture) however they can.

Cons

Work life balance can be challenging given the many different time zones of staff working together... someone is always working/emailing.

Pros

- The best and the brightest in global health work there. - Great benefits. - Very supportive workplace (ie good work life balance). - Good opportunities for professional growth.

Cons

- Overhead funding is limited, so things like IT get short changed and thus are understaffed and hard to work with. - Always working for the donor, so at the end of the day you have to do what they want.

Pros

Work life balance for the budgeting season

Cons

not so much for the fall/winter quarter

Pros

Best perks and work culture in the industry

Cons

Work life balance is a challenge like everywhere