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No developmental opportunities, very unstable contracts, and unsupportive supervisors

The organization relies on a large number of precarious workers, primarily junior and mid career professionals. These roles lack job security or social safety nets (unemployment benefits). Contracts can be renewed very close to their end date, which can cause undue stress and logistical problems for international staff who may be forced to leave the duty station quickly if they aren't renewed due to visa restrictions. The organization is very hierarchical, slow to change/innovate and bureaucratic. Advancement opportunities are limited and very slow. The system places disproportionate weight on minimum years of experience rather than demonstrated performance, creating barriers for high-performing younger/mid-level staff. Hiring processes are very slow.