Large, established, systems in place but somewhat difficult to manouvre for a new employee, lots of learning to do. - Human Resources IFRC Employee Review

The UNGA is a busy time at the UN, this provides a lot of excellent experience. The team works well and tries its best to ensure it is a beneficial one. Unlike many internships related to the UN, it is paid a stipend, which makes a difference

The stipend is not quite enough to live on, but it is fair for 3 days a week.

Friendly and inspiring environment. You really feel at the center of humanitarian work and that you can contribute to concrete impacts for vulnerable people.

Management does not always coach employees in new roles and too much turnover. Difficulties in balancing work and family life when you're hired on a contract basis.