Philippine Business for Social Progress Management reviews

being hired in this company gives an opportunity to develop skills in project finance flows and policies, planning and creation in assisted details and management in full duration and possible extension.

Pros

free trainings, travel opportunities, widen networks

Cons

heavy workplace competition

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Good NGO, Worst Employer

Former experienced employee (Former Employee) - Entire Philippines - February 10, 2022

Good NGO, bad employer, bad management. Promotes stressful and toxic culture. Pure lip service. Expert in window dressing to gain sponsors from donors.

Pros

Member companies and board of trustees. It ends there.

Cons

All the toxic things that you will experience in one employer, you will experience it here.

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Good for those looking for experience in development work

Program Officer (Former Employee) - Manila - May 6, 2019

Has good working environment, supportive, approachable, and great teammates, compensation and benefits are good, great unit management, has activities for employees

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A nice environment for development workers who wish to be engaged in various fields of social development

Senior Program Officer (Current Employee) - Manila - February 19, 2019

PBSP is the best employer I ever had. With the organization, I am able to avail of all benefits an employee should have. It also enhanced my knowledge on project management since it is our major task in the organization.

Pros

With health card benefits; allow compensatory leave for works rendered during weekends

Cons

Would sometimes require staff to work during weekends

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Opportunity to express oneself and some autonomy to conduct innovative techniques

Chief Finance Officer (Current Employee) - Metro Manila Philippines - August 6, 2017

The non -stock non-profit foundation is engaged in the areas of Health, Education, Environment, Livelihood, Disaster Relief and Rehabilitation Management, Inclusive Business and Development Finance. It has an employee base of 1,000 and is a dynamic engager in the Philippines for poverty alleviation/elimniation.