United Nations

It was indeed an honor to be an international civil servant at the United Nations Development Programme. I served as a consultant with dignity.

It was a wonderful and socially rewarding experience being able to work as a political adviser to the Dominican Republic Mission at the UN. It has been one of the most important chapters of my life. It gave the opportunity to defend and support the international laws and agreements that are proclaimed in the United Nations Charter as it refers and provides for the prevalence of International (world) peace and security. Also to work in the procurement of a safe and natural environment , in a world of equal opportunity and respect for the fundamental rights of all human beings.

I have good experience working here, especially in conflict areas, with diversity, and more experience on project to support people

As a technology - oriented professional, I find the United Nations the right place for people like myself to pitch their innovations.

Working at this office i was enabled to learn and execute my tasks well, there was room to showcase ones skills and capabilities. Very professional staff who upheld the values of the organization and also instilled in me to always strive to do my best everyday.

We had two security circles. The internationals were acting as superiors with much micromanaging and less work. No transparency when it comes to hiring. Some people got hired with no talent whatsoever

I graduated from Rutgers University, in New Jersey. In my junior year, as a political science major, I was accepted as an intern under the mentorship of Ambassador, Noel Sinclair, of Guyana. I was there twice a week for two years. It was very exciting! I sat in on all UN meetings involving the ambassador. I met diplomats from all over the world! They would sit and talk to me, and ask my opinion of different things! I will never forget how wonderful it was to be a part of something so great!

Monitoring the border security and patrol. Being sure to monitor the borders and tag suspicious individuals using the border to transport drugs and Arms.

All my life I wanted to work for the United Nations. When I finally got there it was one of the biggest disappointments. There is way too much bureaucracy and infighting. I'm surprised anything gets done. I was taken by the lack of unity or real respect for others.

worked for 5 years in Logistics department, shipping consignments to refugees, maintained warehouse records. coordinating with government officials by providing proper documentation for incoming donation and made sure consignments gets to the refugees. arranged drivers for delivering goods and report to logistics officer.

It was an a great opportunity to work on that project to help my own country. They were always helpfull, trustworthy, and encouraging to give the best at your work.

Red tape galore, managers who are not managers, nepotism… you name it! You can’t get anything done in that place. If you want to be frustrated 24/7, this is the place to be!

I started at the UNNY 11 Set 1984 and worked 33 years within NY Office and overseas in Europe, Africa, Middle East and South East Asia. My prior life also was extraordinary and in conjunction helped me to be able to stand all those years enduring the assigned tasks. Before the UN I worked in different fields as Sales and Marketing, Training and Development, Finance as Treasurer for a Cooperative, Volunteer Fire Department, Leader at Local District, Social Community Programs, Student School Leadership, Atletism, Bowling Club, Producing School Magazine, Rallye Auto Racing Club, Tourism, Tour Guide, Hotel Services as to mention some of the prior experiences. At the UN I worked in Logistics Distribution, Travel and Traffic, Conference Services, Sales and Dispatch, Warehousing , Receiving and Inspection, Road Convoyes, Safety - Security and Evacuation, Aviation Officer: Manager and Operations, Aur Safety Officer, Tri-mode transportation : Air, land and Sea surface Managmt. and Ops.

A wonderful experience to work with multiple cultures and multiple nationalities. Find support from presidents and lots of stuff to participate.

Having the chance to work in sectors that are connected to humanitarian issues is a value we should not ignor and we should experience it