Staffing Needs Are Important in Program Planning, Budgeting

by: Sandra Sims October 24, 2011

It is our belief that direct services continues to be the largest area for anticipated growth as a result of the increased demand in services from the American public as they continue to be faced with the challenges of unemployment, job loss, foreclosures and other issues related to economic hardship and related stress resulting from having to live on less.

To Be Asked or Not To Be Asked: These are the Questions

by: Laura Gassner Otting October 4, 2011

By the time you step into the interviewer’s office, he or she has probably already decided that your work history as presented on your resume at least minimally qualifies you for the job. Questions thrown at you will focus both on the projects and programs you have managed as well as your hopes, dreams, and desires. Employers are as much interested in what you have accomplished as they are in what it will be like to work with you on a daily basis.

The Four R’s – How Organizations Can Make the Most Of Using an Executive Recruiter

by: Carmel Napolitano September 9, 2010

Engaging an executive recruiting consultant for your organization’s position search shouldn’t cause you anxiety. You hired a search consultant to ease your anxiety. So, take a look a my Four R’s to get some pointers on how to make the most of the relationship.

Blogging Your Way to Your Next Non-Profit Job Part 2: Building the Blog

by: Nichole E November 5, 2009

A few weeks back, I touched on finding your next non-profit job through blogging, which sparked an interest in readers to learn the steps needed to create a successful blog from inception to completion. (Though, any self-respecting blogger will tell you a blog is never complete; it’s constantly being tweaked and improved upon – writing not [...]

Continuing Education Can Keep You Employed In Tough Economic Times

by: Nichole E October 5, 2009

There’s definitely something to be said for having a good education. After all, you wouldn’t have gotten where you are if you hadn’t obtained your degree right? So why stop there? If there’s anything the current economy has taught us, it’s that good paying jobs are still hard to find. Even more difficult than finding a job [...]

Relax! You’re Just Talking

by: Nichole E July 27, 2009

Often when you’re in an interview, the pressure is on to perform. Unfortunately, in your excitement to sell yourself, you can forget to be human. Salespeople will tell you that in order to close the deal, stop focusing on the sale at the end, and start paying attention to the person and the conversation going [...]

Got 30 seconds?

by: Michele Allen July 7, 2009

Whether you’re a job seeker looking for a new position or a recruiter seeking your next potential new hire, be prepared to sell yourself! Effectively selling yourself or your business is a key
component in successful networking, and there’s no better way to get the job done than with a well-written (and well-rehearsed) Elevator Pitch.