Pros
Generation Citizen is an organization that truly values its employees and fosters a supportive and innovative work environment. The team members are exceptional. They are not only highly skilled and knowledgeable but also genuinely supportive and collaborative. Working alongside such talented individuals has been inspiring and has created a positive and inclusive work culture. The CEO of Generation Citizen is an inspiring leader that has ambitious goals for the future of the organization. She fosters a trust-based culture, placing a high level of trust in hear leadership team and employees across the organization, empowering them to take ownership of their work and make meaningful contributions. One of the standout pros of working at Generation Citizen is the flexible work schedule including unlimited PTO and remote/hybrid work setups. The organization understands the importance of work-life balance and provides employees with the flexibility to manage their time effectively. This flexibility allows for a better integration of personal and professional commitments, promoting overall well-being. Generation Citizen is a place for those who thrive on innovation and collaboration. The organization encourages employees to think outside the box, share ideas, and contribute to the growth and success of the organization. This emphasis on innovation fosters a dynamic and stimulating work environment where creativity is valued. The organization has made great strides around its Diversity, Equity and Inclusion goals, now made-up of a majority POC staff with focused efforts on internal and external equity. There is still much work to be done, but the organization has a commitment to this work in the long-term.
Cons
Generation Citizen is still in the process of building and refining some of its internal systems. This means that there may be instances where certain processes or structures are lacking or not fully developed. Working at Generation Citizen requires individuals who are comfortable with ambiguity and are up for the challenge of co-creating a new system or building a new approach, when needed.