World Vision USA reviews

4.5

95% would recommend to a friend

(223 total reviews)
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Edgar Sandoval

100% approve of CEO

76% positive business outlook

World Vision USA has an employee rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars, based on 223 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The World Vision USA employee rating is 27% above average for employers within the Nonprofit & NGO industry (3.5 stars).

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223 reviews
5.0
Aug 23, 2024
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Pros

Several things stick out to me that make World Vision a great employer. 1. The organization's strong mission resonates with people who care and strive to accomplish it, creating a sense of purpose and connection. 2. The ministry provides exceptional benefits. Specifically, I feel World Vision does a solid job with its health and retirement benefits. At a non-profit like World Vision, we don't have things like stock options, but we do have competitive health coverage, and our retirement plan is generous. 3. Leadership at World Vision stands out for its genuine care and dedication to employees, fostering a supportive, flexible work environment. World Vision is forward-thinking in flexible work, allowing for many remote jobs across the U.S. Even with this, they find ways for regional employees to connect online and through events such as picnics and gatherings.

Cons

As is probably true with many non-profit organizations, you have many people strongly dedicated to their work. This can, at times, create a very fast-paced environment with competing demands. Maintaining good work-life balance is critical to remember.

5.0
Jul 16, 2024
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Pros

Working at World Vision, I know that there is a bigger purpose and reason for why we do what we do. No matter what role you play, it is directly or indirectly connected to the relief work and aid to children and people around the world. - Managers and colleagues care about development & career growth, and champion me to grow and try new things. - Healthy caring culture that uplifts each other. - Good benefits

Cons

- Being a big organization, sometimes there can be slow processes of change. - Everyone is willing to help most of the time, but without role clarity, you can be doing work out-of-scope of your role. - Pay isn't as competitive, but mission is fulfilling for me.

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World Vision USA Response
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Thank you for your thoughtful comments about our ministry. It’s a blessing to learn that you find your work here meaningful and fulfilling, knowing that what we do individually is making a life-changing impact on the many children and families around the world. Also, it was good to learn about your journey of growth and learning, especially as we strive to encourage the professional, personal, and spiritual development of our staff. We also appreciate your suggestions about managing change and remaining agile. Be assured that we’ve shared your feedback with our People & Culture leadership team. We’re so thankful that you answered God’s call and are using your unique gifts and talents to carry out our bold mission of ending extreme poverty in our lifetime for God’s glory. Thank you, again, for taking a moment to share your heart and advice with us. Ruth Iswariah  Director, People and Culture, Ministry Enablement 
3.0
Oct 17, 2022
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Pros

The training equips you to handle the calls You will be receiving. Feedback is provided to improve and to grow.

Cons

Very Strict attendance policy. Requires being on task every minute of the day.

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