UNDP reviews about "people"

Good working environment, People are friendly.

work is fulfilling. good people/workmates and management. lots of leaves and good hmo.

- Great place to work on global development and make an impact - People are super nice and we have a diverse global team - Work-life balance - A lot of flexibility and a very encouraging place for innovation

good conditions and office and people

Good working place , people are good

Working at UNDP can be incredibly meaningful, especially if you care about development, governance, climate, or poverty reduction. But it’s still the UN system — which means inspiring work mixed with slow processes and institutional layers. 1. Strong sense of purpose You’re not just doing a job — you’re contributing to development, humanitarian resilience, governance reform, climate action, etc. For many people, that mission alignment is a huge motivator. 2. International exposure Work with colleagues from all over the world Cross-cultural teams are the norm Possibility (not guarantee) of mobility across countries and regions Great for people who like global environments and diverse perspectives. 3. Good work–life balance (role dependent) In many offices, especially HQ and policy roles: Reasonable working hours Generous leave Strong emphasis on staff wellbeing (on paper and often in practice) Field or crisis posts can be much more intense.

Great exposure to the UN system. Good work life balance. Interns are not being overworked. You learn a lot about the different projects UNDP does around the world, and people are generally very supportive of your growth.

Prestigious UN experience, easy work, some people are kind

- great name recognition on your CV - good exposure