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Plugging into Nonprofit Success | Dr. Sharon Elefant

Peter Winick

Mastering Strategy, Relationships, and Monetization in the Nonprofit World In this episode, Dr. Sharon Elefant, CEO of The Nonprofit Plug, shares how she transformed her passion for nonprofits into a thriving consultancy. How do you turn a passion for nonprofits into a thriving business?

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employer recorded audio and video while I was in bed … and more

Alison Green

I recently joined the board of a small nonprofit with no full-time staff, which means that board members do a lot of day-to-day work ourselves, and my role is particularly heavy with those day-to-day tasks. A resume isn’t required to be a comprehensive account of everything you’ve ever done!

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How to Make Your Job Postings Stand Out in a Competitive Hiring Environment

Association Now Workplace

On an online forum recently, a recruiter lamented that he’d posted a job a month ago and had zero applicants. With association workers having spent portions of the pandemic working from home, many want more of that lifestyle, said Tracy Hollamon, CIR, PRC, vice president, recruitment solutions, at VIP Risk Solutions, Inc. Smith said.

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the charismatic aura, the glowing tan, and other amazing items seen on resumes

Alison Green

” 18. “ At a nonprofit internship several years ago, I was tasked with receiving applications in the general mailbox and forwarding them to the relevant hiring managers, as there were many open positions in several countries overseas. . I had one 40-year-old candidate who stated that she won an Olympic medal in 1990.

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Do You Need a Chief Governance Officer?

Association Now Leadership

In an article for the Stanford Social Innovation Review , “ Does Your Nonprofit Board Need a CGO? ,” the two make a case for creating such a role. Outdated committee structures, underperforming committee leadership, or lack of annually updated plans fail to ensure that committees are focused and accountable,” they write. “A

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I lost my temper at a teammate, coworkers keep using my desk, and more

Alison Green

This is the problem with group projects at school; there’s not the same kind of accountability that there would be (or at least should be) if it happened at work. At work it’s also usually clear who has the power to make decisions and hold people accountable, whereas with class projects that often not the case.).

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Mortification Week: the wizened coworker, the hot cheetos, and more

Alison Green

A few years ago, I worked for a nonprofit that provided home-delivered meals to homebound seniors, as well as pet food and supplies for their pets. Being the person I am, I did give my nonprofit some coupons so some of our clients could attend cheaply (we served families and people of all ages, and my fair is a nonprofit itself).

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