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Compassion International

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4.3

86% would recommend to a friend

(57 total reviews)
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Jimmy Mellado

89% approve of CEO

70% positive business outlook

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3.0
Mar 26, 2018

Decent place to work

Recommend
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Pros

Opportunity to meet some new people from many different backgrounds, ethnics, nationalities. A workplace that provide opportunity for spiritual growth in Christianity values.

Cons

The great core values of the organization are not fully implemented by the people managers, unfortunately. There's relatively no clear and no objective measurement on employee's performance appraisal. If you have good relationships with the people managers, then you will be taken care of, otherwise you would be on your own. Lack of (almost no) recognition and lack of (almost no) rewards for the employees. No matter how good you perform your works, that would be considered as part of your roles and business as usual (BAU). There is no promotion and career path at all. Once you are in a certain position, then you will be there all the way throughout your career life. Unless you apply for a more senior position (if available and if approved by your direct supervisor and the user), then you will stuck on the same position for the entire life of your career in that organization.

4.0
Mar 24, 2018

Project management

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Good benefits and compensation. Mostly great staff

Cons

CI is still run like a small organization in many ways and is struggling to scale the structure to its growing size

2.0
Sep 30, 2017
Recommend
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Pros

Great benefits, compensation, tangible results of work, genuine desire among employees to make a positive change through the organization's work.

Cons

Recalcitrant resistance from HR and SDR leadership to honest critiques and feedback, branding such things as "toxic"; imbalanced concern for CI brand over employee concerns; scope of programming results exaggerated (per two visits, one to Tegucigalpa, Honduras and o e to Lira, Uganda); Christmas Fund campaign is intentionally misleading based on research marketing conducted showing people less likely to give when aware they give to a general fund; heretical speakers (i.e. the author of The Shack) invited to give pep and spiritual advise to employees at mandatory functions.

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