United Nations Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I worked in an ever-changing environment, that much is expected in your work delivery, processes, and follow up. I work in a multi-diversity environment, with different cultural background, and professionals. This is a new environment, with different cultures, you have to be tech advance every time and be diversified in your knowledge."

"I worked for United Nations as a Data Analyst Intern last summer. It was a great experience!"

"I worked as an intern at the United Nations' Statistics Division in winter 2019. It was an amazing opportunity where I was able to work with such a diverse group of individuals from all over the world and produce data-driven insights in the environmental-economic sector. I would highly recommend this internship to anyone seeking to make a meaningful impact on environmental policies."

"Long hours for small pay unless you reach very high up positions. But individuals are committed and caring."

"Amazing staff and working environment."

"UN Special Envoy is an independent expert of the United Nations appointed by Secretary General. The Special Envoy is an extraordinary human rights lawyer who supports and treat her team with great professionalism. She is a great team player and mentor. I recommend this office with no reservations. UN envoys and her team do not receive compensations from the UN Secretariat."

"Excellent work environment."

"I have been here for between 6 - 24 months and it's quite a close-knit and supportive place to work. However, there is no room for growth if you are a locally-recruited employee. The work ethic can do a lot better too."

"I have worked with my employers and over the years it has been an honor working with the set of people I worked with and also a learning process throughout the journey."

"Loved it. It was a fantastic place to work."

"Bureaucracy is killing talents in the UN. No real competition over posts and no career path."

"Organization that fights against hunger worldwide. I’m on charge of Information Technology and Communications Unit, ensuring the continuity of information, assisting in emergencies, managing all activities related to technology, System Administration, User Assistance, Projects on the field assisting on emergencies."

"Good organization to work in as an intern."

"I learned a lot and I involve myself with all operations WFP has."

"I worked in the WFP since 2012 learning a lot about the United Nations norms and IT standards for the operations we made day by day, then I was named the Security Focal Point on charge of safety and human security for the all staff members in Bolivia, also member of the ONU Management Team representing WFP in the meetings between all agencies related to UN."