A disgrace to international justice - Legal Advisor Global Rights Compliance Employee Review

Remote working, topics, innovation, people,

Sometimes remote working is hard when you don't see people

Remote and on-site work opportunities; exposure to diverse issues; easy to be promoted; relatively well-paid

The reviews from December 2023 and February 2022 paint an accurate picture of the organization. It's disheartening that these issues have been hanging around for years. During my stint at the organization, several folks tried to pitch in to improve the work environment and culture, only to end up getting bullied by management until they called it quits. The focus seems to be on hiring relatively inexperienced people who don't know any better, and ousting the experienced people who do as soon as they contradict the managing partner. Further, while flaunting their in-country presence to tout themselves as "an unparalleled" organization, they label anyone outside the organization, including local partners and beneficiaries, as incompetent. This contradicts the Western colonial attitudes they publicly claim to be against. As highlighted in the Dec 2023 review, the organization's structure, with an "inner circle" of trusted folks, makes any internal complaint about various types of harassment or unprofessional behavior pretty much pointless.