United Way reviews

Senior leadership is petty and can be remarkably immature and unprofessional when someone disagrees with them

Utterly depressing and unwelcoming place that reeks of distrust. Leadership tries to micromanages and tightly control everything, to the extent that employees can't do their jobs. You start to feel disaffected pretty fast. There is no accountability; people who don't do their work or do it badly protect and enable one another. Most senior employees have a petulant, antagonistic attitude towards United Way's community partners, which is shocking and offensive at first, but you get used to it because it is so commonplace. The organizational culture is very white, elitist, and privileged, and yet leaders react reflexively or defensively if others address it (however tactfully). If you luck out, you might get a decent manager, or you'll get someone incompetent, childish, and bizarre who probably should have been fired a long time ago.