World Food Programme
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Bureaucratic and demanding but can be rewarding
WFP is very demanding organisation which expects 110%. Career advancement requires lengthy processes and is difficult to facilitate. Salary increases are also very slow and often delayed wiht 2-3 years
Bureaucracy is the most frustrating part of the job
Bureaucracy is the most frustrating part of the job
Pros
rewarding knowing that WFP assist the hungry poor
Cons
lack of decent salary increases, long hours, poor work life balance, too much travel
productive but not attractive
• I have good interpersonal communication skill in working with team and other stakeholders.
• I have a firm belief in respecting diversity and working in team
• Sensitive to vulnerable groups ( children, youth and women).
• I have a very good research back ground and well acquainted with Quantitative and qualitative data analysis skills.
• I have a firm belief in respecting diversity and working in team
• Sensitive to vulnerable groups ( children, youth and women).
• I have a very good research back ground and well acquainted with Quantitative and qualitative data analysis skills.
Highly organized and productive
• I have a very good experience on project monitoring, evaluation, documentation and report writing skills.
• Concept note and project proposal
development
• Quality donor attractive reporting with success stories
• I have good interpersonal communication skill in working with team and other stakeholders.
• Concept note and project proposal
development
• Quality donor attractive reporting with success stories
• I have good interpersonal communication skill in working with team and other stakeholders.
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A prestigious organisation to work for.
This is an organisation that is well known for its good work ethics and hardworking staff.
I enjoyed working for this organisation because of its multicultural society.
I enjoyed working for this organisation because of its multicultural society.
Pros
Learning from different people from all over the world
Cons
Short term contracts
Short term but fun and a good experience
good experience with the UN systems and field work.
Location was far off in the North of Ugand a and South of Sudan which was very hot and newly recovering from the 20year insurgency.
enjoyable work and a new experience
Location was far off in the North of Ugand a and South of Sudan which was very hot and newly recovering from the 20year insurgency.
enjoyable work and a new experience
Pros
good experience and exposure to the UN work
Cons
short term engagement
good place to be
It is a good place, having to start your internship at an international well recognized company, the experience is broad and having to deal with new people from all over the world is amazing, having to learn their cultures. The hardest part of the job is when the internet goes down because our staff is always communicating with people from outside the country like romw every hour.
what i love most is when im setting up a pc for new users, hence i said some of them are international, so i have to be friendly and help them calmly since some of them are not english oriented but familiar with french and having to learn their language.
what i love most is when im setting up a pc for new users, hence i said some of them are international, so i have to be friendly and help them calmly since some of them are not english oriented but familiar with french and having to learn their language.
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