Good if you have your own business outside, but still want to give back to societyThe good thingsThere are flexible work arrangements, suitable for busy parents, students and people with health issues that cannot commit to a 44 hour work week.
Most of the people are nice and friendly, some are like family! Strong bonds are birthed through adversity.
The challengesThe pay is low, career progression is non existent. It is good for retirees and people who have other sideline businesses but still want to give back to society.
It is driven by grace and forgiveness. Don't expect it to run like the private or pubic sector.
Senior Management is clueless, you got to be proactive to your own needs.