United Nations Employer Reviews

working with United nations under the payroll of Trigyn.
I AM WORKING WITH MVC3,Jquery and Sql server 2008 in United nations project.

- As UN Military Liaison Officer
Contatcting warring factions representatives.
Receiving high officials and delegations and escort them in all their Visits to mission area according the work plan
Convey all UN confidential documents to Sudanese and SPLA AJMCs members besides,intelligence and police departments LOs.
Reporting all abnormal activities – more... carried out by warring factions.
Receive immediate ceasefire claims.
Liaison with Sudanese civilian authority and non profitable organizations.
Arranging and facilitating procedures of departure and arrival of high delegated officials.
- As UN Military Observer
Attend morning briefing
Conduct the daily patrol (according to the assignment)
Repot the daily situation report to the UNMO team leader
Operate the duty station room and base station
The hardest part of the job:
Nothing significant to be told
The most enjoyable part of the job:
Working at a multinational environment – less

The United Nations are a great Organization to work for. The Benifits are good and the work are great. Right now the UN are under going a great reduction in force and they are downsizing , many jobs are in review for cuts and many will be turn over to the local national. The UN are a great unit and I do look foward on working with them as plan or in – more... another MISSION. – less

Supply "crime prevention" and "control of offender" information to United nations law enforcement entities.

This job felt like working with family. I've learned to work with others better. Management was more like a big brother/sister. The co-workers were like family. There wasn't any hard parts. The most enjoyable was coming into work everyday.

Provides vital legal services, a great work environment, and co-workers of the highest caliber.

Most of my years on this job evolved deployment to high risk countries to provide staff safety and security in the humanitarian and development security operations. The hard part of this job was that it was a 24/7 job, The good part was that it provided very good income and benefits.

the united Nations learned me core values: Integrity, Professionalism, Respect for Diversity/Gender.
Core Competencies: Communication, Teamwork, Client Orientation, Commitment to Continuous Learning.i was very satisfied to work with a great family team

One of the most exceptional work experiences of my life, where I learned a great deal.

Productive and fast-pacing environment with diverse group.

-Following the work of the major UN organs
-Attending daily meetings
-Writing reports for the government
-Organizing events

Monday there's plenty of job than others day, how functionning the system, more knowledge and live with different culture. Always under pressure, because there's always others jobs waiting for. Having a good teamwork for helping other people how doing well the duties. When there's job waiting for you after finishing each one after one. When you receive – more... your payment and where there's party between us. – less

Ive had been experienced as DE miner and mine sweeper during the time i was deployed as peacekeeper as part of United Nations peacekeeping mission in Golan Heights Israel and Syria, Ive enjoy what am doing there with the help also of other contingent like contingent from Austria,Croatia,India and Japan Peacekeeper.The hardest part of my Job there is – more... when the time you have to recover a landmines and Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) with the used of our knowledge and techniques and render safe procedure. – less

Learnt a lot about different cultures. Worked with young children on two different projects, it was fun, interactive and something that was worth doing for the community. Management was great, understanding and patient. Co workers were great. Fun, interactive people. Co- workers were always there to help one another. Hardest part of the job was to learn – more... how to keep all emotions out of the work we were doing for these children. Enjoyable part of the job was; getting to work and help children that were going through certain issues. Making a difference. – less

What a great learning experience on an international level. Great networking opportunities and a wealth of information received to bring about change across the world.

All days were my typical days and i have learned to work with multi nationalities and environment... our managment was an ideal managment and my co-workers were doing good .. the bad security sitiuation was the hardest part ....we all were working as a team work.

very challenging, peopel have full cparations pleasing and outsranding achievements

It is very tough to get a position here unless your great grandfather was a diplomat. A lot of politics and red tape.

The UN Secretariat may not be everyone's cup of tea. It is an interesting place to work because of the international character and the proximity to the General Assembly and Security Council and diplomatic activity.

On the other hand, it is governed by a vast accumulation of resolutions, information circulars, and staff rules. This can make it difficult – more... at times to make change. – less

I liked working there, I have no complaints. During the day I had meetings daily with people, if there was any problem with schools, families, hospitals, etc. we report it to our main office and they take care of it.