World Vision International reviews

Unfortunately, the vision and mission are reflected little in the day-to-day work that I have seen. In multiple country offices I have found the culture to be highly political, even more bureaucratic and general staff performance very poor. Not surprisingly, this leaves a lot of gaps in the quality of the work that is supposed to be serving the mission and vision. The most senior leadership appears to desire to improve things, though they face substantial organizational resistance to change that leaves their intent far from the likely outcome.

Very sad that they consider some roles to have a genuine occupational requirement to hire Christians, thus excluding (and periodically making redundant) highly skilled people of other or no faith. Devastating that another world vision entity, WV US, recently affirmed their non-recognition of gay marriage. Even though gender diversity has increased, there are still a vast majority of men in the most senior positions. These things are serious problems - someone needs to stick their neck out and insist on change, people seem too scared to at the moment.