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      5.0
      Dec 15, 2022
      Anonymous employee
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      1. Belief in the mission of TNC 2. Great work/life balance. (35 hour work week which can be flexed to every other Friday off). 3. The people at TNC are amazing 4. Good benefits 5. Ability to work from home 6. Wholistic approach to conservation - (diversity, inclusion, equity and justice)

      Cons

      Some positions might involve a little bit of travel (typically within the state) which I like but others may not

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      The Nature Conservancy Response
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      Thank you for taking the time to write a review. We love to hear that you're enjoying all the items you listed. We’re happy you feel supported and value our flexible working schedules. Thank you for your positive input and congratulations on your successful career! We appreciate your input and welcome any additional feedback. Please contact us at recruiting@tnc.org.

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      5.0
      Jul 9, 2026
      Prescribed fire crew member
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      Rewarding work, amazing people, beautiful sights, lots of free food

      Cons

      Long hard days, sweaty, tough if you have a family.

      3.0
      Jun 25, 2026
      Marketing
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      Some incredibly kind, smart, and passionate employees. Above average pay for a non-profit (could be better), fulfilling mission, great benefits (healthcare, PTO, 8% 401k match)

      Cons

      The higher up you go in the org, the worse it gets. Executive leadership is abysmal and they completely eroded trust in their ability to lead. Most of the C-suite needs to be replaced with people with higher EQ. Marketing in particular has an extremely toxic corporate culture that’s become immensely worse in the past 3-5 years. Layoffs were never a common occurrence, but in the last couple years, they happen with no rhyme or reason and those exact roles that were eliminated are seemingly reposted just mere weeks after folks are pushed out. Beware of what team you’re joining. It’s a mixed bag. Some amazing teams with incredible leadership, and some not.

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