Pros
Admirable mission to reach people living in conditions of extreme poverty, with great impact in individuals' lives as a result, both materially and spiritually. Accomplished, hardworking colleagues Work involving countries across different regions—but mostly limited to Guatemala, Burkina Faso, and India—allow for some opportunities to use French/Spanish language and gain experience working across cultures.
Cons
Culture of overtasking and unrealistic expectations regularly create a stressed and often dismissive work environment. This is further exacerbated by high turnover and lack of meaningful decision making about what is worth pursuing and what is not. Few genuine professional development opportunities or room for growth, would strongly not recommend for entry-level roles Low job security and an attitude that lower-level staff are disposable; no patience for learning on the job, and little to no training beyond general thematic areas. Low enthusiasm for flexible work arrangements such as working from home. *All Glassdoor reviews express a subjective experience. I think it is worth noting that many reviews on this page are by interns. The reader should take the different types of experiences and pressures involved into account when assessing each type of review.
