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The Nature Conservancy

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Speaking up comes at a cost - HR Manager The Nature Conservancy Employee Review

1.0
11 Jun 2026
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Pros

Flexible remote work opportunities, competitive benefits package, generous 401(k) match, and a genuinely meaningful mission that attracts passionate and talented people.

Cons

I experienced severe and pervasive systemic issues across multiple layers of leadership, management, and HR that enabled toxic leadership behaviors and created a degrading work environment. When I raised concerns about my manager’s conduct through the appropriate channels, the response from senior leadership and HR ranged from silence and apathy to inaction in the face of clear retaliation. One of the biggest concerns was the lack of meaningful protections against retaliation. They do not have an anti-retaliation policy and in practice retaliation appeared to be tolerated, with very low intervention compared with other organizations where I have worked. Employees who raise concerns should carefully consider whether they will receive adequate support. Although my direct experience with my manager was the most difficult workplace situation I have encountered in my career, what ultimately drove my decision to leave was the organization’s failure to adequately address those concerns. The lack of accountability and support from the people responsible for protecting employees was deeply disappointing.

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5.0
19 Jun 2026
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Pros

Remote work, smart, helpful coworkers, room for growth, great benefits.

Cons

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3.0
25 Jun 2026
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Pros

Some incredibly kind, smart, and passionate employees. Above average pay for a non-profit (could be better), fulfilling mission, great benefits (healthcare, PTO, 8% 401k match)

Cons

The higher up you go in the org, the worse it gets. Executive leadership is abysmal and they completely eroded trust in their ability to lead. Most of the C-suite needs to be replaced with people with higher EQ. Marketing in particular has an extremely toxic corporate culture that’s become immensely worse in the past 3-5 years. Layoffs were never a common occurrence, but in the last couple years, they happen with no rhyme or reason and those exact roles that were eliminated are seemingly reposted just mere weeks after folks are pushed out. Beware of what team you’re joining. It’s a mixed bag. Some amazing teams with incredible leadership, and some not.

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