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Humane World for Animals

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Good place doing good work; needs help on some fronts - Anonymous employee Humane World for Animals Employee Review

3.0
Sep 23, 2015
Anonymous employee
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Pros

- Rewarding work with a company that is creating real change for millions of animals - Incredibly nice, smart, dedicated colleagues; very few bullies/monster egos - Dogs in the office program makes daily grind easier - Good benefits overall; telecommuting is mostly supported in positions that allow for it

Cons

- Low pay by the standards of other area nonprofits, and especially compared to other national nonprofits - Lack of cohesion in certain program areas; success of each department is driven not only by its own leadership but by how its leadership interacts with C-suite level, leading to perceptions of favoritism - Work experience hugely determined by what manager you end up under; there are some really good ones and some that need help - Seems to be constantly re-organizing certain key departments; high turnover in those areas - If you want work/life balance, you'll have to seek it out; tends to be a 24/7 culture and that is worse in certain departments

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Cons

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3.0
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Pros

The mission - of course. Remote work Benefits are decent

Cons

Favoritism - people get promoted because they are friends with someone or because they are appropriately performative. Inept leadership - Very few of the people managers know how to manage people and/or business process. No strategic leadership - we have a mission, but the strategy doesn't trickle down to those doing the work. Siloed - Departments don't work together. It is common for other departments or even individuals in your own department to sabotage or undermine your work. Zero transparency - The Board is a mysterious entity that no one understands. C Suite doesn't communicate down. The C suite itself doesn't work with its members. Everyone is doing their own thing. C suite is disconnected from the real work. The C-suite micromanages and discounts the expertise of its team. Operationally deficient - very few business processes, no clear roles and responsibilities, top heavy, slow to no decision-making. My concerned with performative measures and optics.

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