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Population Action International

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Most toxic experience of my career - Anonymous employee Population Action International Employee Review

2.0
14 Dec 2023
Anonymous employee
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Pros

With the exception of a few people at the very top, PAI is staffed by wonderful and committed advocates who are passionate about making a difference. The civil society organizations that the organization supports are wonderful and supporting them is meaningful.

Cons

PAI's CEO Nabeeha Kazi Hutchins is a malignant narcissist who has singlehandedly managed to destroy what was once a great organization. New staff are immediately treated like darlings and love-bombed -- but anyone who has their own opinions or tries to gently offer alternative ideas to hers for anything is later treated like crap. She's mean-spirited -- especially to junior staff (I've seen her throw people who were relationship managers thrown out of meetings because 'they didn't belong there') -- and regularly talks crap behind the backs (and sometimes to the faces) of nearly everyone. There has also been dereliction of duty on the financial front -- funders are running from funding the org due to her poor leadership and there have been massive layoffs. I doubt the organization will still be around a year from now. Very few people are left. It's a sad and demoralizing place to be.

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Pros

Teamwork. Environment. Culture. International. Human Rights.

Cons

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4.0
18 May 2026
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Pros

The team is committed to the mission of PAI.

Cons

The work of PAI and its partners is sometimes challenged and the SRHR sector has to work diligently to continue the vital work.

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