heybeebugatty:
Working with UN is a dream of all we humanitarian worker... The pay is good and grow rate is very high as well. However, u need to understand that you're a contract staff and renewal of your contract depend on donor fund and your performance.

Not always true in all cases

I wanted to provide my input based on firsthand information I have as a UN staff for several years. However, I see a lot of misleading comments on this thread which made me weary in providing my input as I do not want my accurate analysis diluted in a crowd of several posts which are either half-truths or not entirely true.

To enjoy my most craved anonymousity, I have used my alternate monicker to create a thread which answers all your questions about working with the UN.

https://www.nairaland.com/6566343/getting-job-united-nations-demystified

Best of Luck!

I am a Female Nigerian in my early thirties and have been working @ the UN for several years.

This thread has been created to answer specific questions you may have about working in the UN.

I have been working from home since the beginning of the pandemic and my days are always extremely busy ; juggling official duties with domestic responsibilities as a wife and mother . Notwithstanding, I will try my best to select serious questions and provide comprehensive feedback that will help you kick start your journey in this regard.

As the thread progresses, I shall be posting vacancies from several UN/international organisations in Nigeria, and also provide support with helping you to brand your CV for international organisations like the UN, but not limited to the UN.

Please note that this thread is for serious minded peeps only and comments irrelevant to the purpose of this (life changing) thread will be overlooked.


Kind Regards,
Iderade Aratumi

Sholapey:
So sad! May God comfort his family and rest his soul in peace.

Good day Madam Sholapey. Kindly unquote me (@ 4tunebest).

Thank you in anticipation of your cooperation

Ok