World Food Programme Reviews

Pros

end world hunger and interaction will international staff

Cons

FT contracts is the biggest issue

Pros

An international organization with a great team

Cons

I haven't enough data information about this organization

Pros

I learned a lot working here and worked with a diverse group of people.

Cons

Very difficult work and can take up your time.

Pros

Good salary for the new recruiter and the old one

Cons

Recruitment process is very long in all aspects

Pros

- A great cause to work for. - Visible outcomes of the work you put in. - Great team environment where everyone, no matter what level or nationality, has a voice. - Exciting and important missions to various disaster- and conflict-affected communities. - Generous travel/mission compensation. - Great HR presence. - International healthcare benefits.

Cons

- Although rare, you may encounter some staff who are racist. - Who you know can make or break your career moves within the organization. - Long missions are great for single folks, but people with families may encounter difficulties from being away from their loved ones for extended periods of time. - Limited number of holidays.

Pros

Warm working enviroment, humanitarian work

Cons

Burn out, under staffing, no work life balance

Pros

The work WFP does is truly on the front line to helping those in dire emergencies.

Cons

People don't care about your growth within the agency and make few accommodations for people with small children. There are HUGE sexism issues, and it often feels like an old boys' club.