Amnesty International reviews

Extremely hierarchical structure. Sometimes feels like class society. That creates networking levels compared to the worst corporate practices. Almost impossible to survive as an entry level. Need to volunteer or work in roles that are not exciting for ages. And still you would not be prioritized, as the management does not invest in training existing staff but prefer to hire new, often overqualified people as such are always available because of the organization's name and salaries. There are exceptions of course and some extremely good managers. Would recommend only if you get hired as a researcher or high level manager.

Didn't like the work environment. At a nonprofit organization like Amnesty, you would think that people are friendly to each other and willing to help. People barely talk to each other and everyone keeps to themselves Not much room to move up.