I thought I was the one holding the leash on AI. Then I read about “Rent-a-Human” and realized the bots might be walking us. A sharp look at who really controls the future of work in the nonprofit sector — and why mission-driven leaders need to pay attention before the algorithm starts making the calls.
At 4:00 AM, terrified of what this stranger might do next, I was forced to retreat into my bedroom closet. I sat there in the dark, clutching a baseball bat, listening to the chaos outside, praying he wouldn’t try to breach my door.
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Before the COVID-19 pandemic, nonprofit institutions accounted for at least 12.5 million total jobs. As public records show, in the first three months of the pandemic, the nonprofit sector shed some 1.64 million jobs, reducing the entire workforce by 13.2% as of May 2020.
So this month we at the Mission Connected blog would like to challenge you to write a blog post sharing your thoughts about working or job hunting in the nonprofit world. This will be February’s installment of the Nonprofit Blog Carnival, a long-running monthly series where bloggers all over the web write about a given topic.
Tania Jones’ job search lasted ten months, one week and five days. She counted each one of them.
Today’s economic situation requires employers to run their organizations a little differently now than from even a year ago if they want to stay afloat. According to a recent news article, fundraising, accounting, and finance positions are much sought after by skilled job seekers right now.