Inter-American Development Bank reviews

no benefits, latin office culture, hard to move up fast

Most positions above project manager are political. You will need a mentor to advise you on how to get ahead. Some positions are reserved for persons of specific large member country like Brasil or Mexico or the U.S. Also, there is a good deal of subtle corruption going on. The President will always put his friends in the senior positions regardless of their qualifications and will always try to buy the next election for President by doing this and by pressuring staff to be nice to the countries whose votes he needs. And this corruption trickles down and pollutes the whole organization with many staff members doing whatever their managers want them to even if it works against the goal of helping countries to develop. It is an extremely wasteful and inefficient anti-meritocracy. Finally, it is very hard to leave the IDB once it sucks you in. Some are ruined for life by the lack of accountability that characterizes the organization and many private sector companies know this and don't recruit from the IDB.