Pros
dedicated volunteers, engaged program participants, worthy cause
Cons
Not enough staff means working 60-70 + hours a week. Mostly just to keep your boss happy and try to meet/exceed revenue goals. If you work here, make sure your first priority is making your boss like you. Most important. JDRF monitors everything you do and evaluates the time you take to complete a task. Keyboard strokes, telephone calls, etc. Very invasive. Even if you meet/exceed goals, you will be nitpicked about your use of time. Don't waste time engaging with anyone other than your boss.. Also, JDRF doesn't care about programs/services they say are available. The programs they have are just for marketing that they help so people will donate and fundraise. People, other than to give or raise donations, mean nothing. When goals are met, they're constantly increased (by a lot). Good is never good enough. Huge staff turnover because they don't care about employees or anyone else. This is a money making business packaged as a nonprofit, which pays huge salaries and bonuses to leadership. However, until you get way up the Food Chain, you will be constantly harassed to do more. No matter how much you exceed goals. They just move the mark and focus on what they deem your shortcomings. Its about being liked.. Burn out job. No loyalty to employees. Always ready to throw employees under the bus. Hard pass on this organization.
