Equal Justice Works Reviews

My experience was that the organization lacked organization. I did not receive my 60-day or 90-day review on time. My Direct supervisor often found reasons to miss check-ins with no make-up, especially toward the end of my experience. My direct supervisor would criticize my work with no actual constructive feedback to improve. Overall, I would say that although their Fellows, VPs, & others do great work, some of the lower positions, in my experience, aren't valued, which is how I felt. I mean, the first three months of my job, I hardly had any work, and it seemed almost no one cared; the next five months weren't much different; it was just not a very serious place to work.

There are a lot of office politics. Ask for the pay you need to live before working here, there are few/no merit increases. There is high turn over for most roles. There are disparities between how some employees are treated and paid for the same roles. Some employees are allowed to work remotely while others are required to be in office. It’s unclear why anyone is needed in the office. Every one is friendly, but I suggest remaining reserved until you navigate the culture there.