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The Nature Conservancy

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A rewarding experience working with a talented team - Anonymous employee The Nature Conservancy Employee Review

4.0
Mar 15, 2015
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Dedicated, mission-driven co-workers Competitive pay and benefits for nonprofits Supportive environment for work-life balance Generous benefits - retirement match is up 8% of salary Rewarding work - you're saving the world!

Cons

Lack of diversity and support for advancement among women and minorities; they may say they will work towards changing it by creating internal groups etc. but they haven't done much in terms of actual hires. The senior program leaders in the main office were all white men and the state office was primarily men. Career growth within the organization could be better supported. Strong emphasis on hiring Ivy-league individuals. While recruiting highly educated staff is important, it only furthers the issues and real cultural divides between having a staff of elite, primarily white or privileged staff vs. achieving the conservation goals among less affluent/educated/privileged people. Internal politics is a problem.

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