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Melissa Chediak Wetzel: I ran a volunteer project for the Transplant Foundation and then a month later the stars aligned: there was an open position. I was green--right ...MoreI ran a volunteer project for the Transplant Foundation and then a month later the stars aligned: there was an open position. I was green--right out of college, but they took a chance on me because of my strong writing skills and passion for the cause: my nephew is liver transplant recipient. I've been part of the team for 7 years now.
Is there a nonprofit that is close to your heart or one whose mission you admire? 133 weeks ago
Penelope Trunk:
Also, how do you know you would want to work there if you don't know anyone there? If you think you want to work there, meet people first. 142 weeks ago
Sarah Beckley:
Todd-no doubt! My mom has many talents, but modern day job hunting is not one of them. 142 weeks ago
Todd Owens:
Quandry #2 - very clear and measurable expectations, open communication, frequent check ins, and ask for a lot of constructive feedback. 143 weeks ago
Penelope Trunk:
The goal with any job is get your boss to love working with you so you can ask for help meeting your own goals. This is your goal now, too. 142 weeks ago
Karen Au
I love those who work in the non-profit sector. I've been there myself - it's hard. There has to be an easier way to fund projects though.
Robyn Schwartz:
Social enterprise and other uniquely generated revenue streams also make life easier; a little creativity goes a long way! 143 weeks ago
Vanessa Alvarado:
I'm eternally grateful that I'm not the one who has to seek funding for our non-profit group. 140 weeks ago