A personal commitment from F. Jay Hall Our Purpose and My Promise Behind every job posting is work that matters. Behind every application is a person hoping to do it. We have a responsibility to both. Arnie Miller helped me understand that responsibility. As one of...
Sector Report / H1 2026 Nonprofit Recruiting Just Got Easier. It Did Not Get Simpler. Hiring difficulty eased in the first half of 2026. Funding pressure did not. Here is what the H1 numbers say about where nonprofit talent strategy is actually heading, and what...
We shipped two things this week. One is a tool you can use today. The other is something quieter, running underneath, that I think matters even more. Together they say everything about why GRC Careers exists. The map: a certification roadmap in five questions The...
Here I was, feeling pretty damn pleased with myself. I’d just finished deploying my third “AI employee”, you know, the kind that multitasks circles around us mere mortals and doesn’t need a coffee break or a pep talk to get through Q1. I was...
NONPROFIT JOB POSTING TEMPLATE WITH AEO, GEO, and LLMO improvements. How This Template is Optimized for AI and Search (AEO, GEO, & LLMO) This generic Nonprofit CEO job posting template isn’t just written for human candidates—it is specifically engineered to...
COVID-19 has brought a new focus on how nonprofit boards handle organizational strategies during times of crisis. 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...
If you’ve been working in the nonprofit sector for any length of time, you probably have your share of opinions about what it’s like to work for a nonprofit. It can be a joy, rewarding in many ways. At other times, it can be just as stressful as any...
Tania Jones’ job search lasted ten months, one week and five days. She counted each one of them. Unexpectedly laid off in the depths of the 2009 job slump, she was diligent and proactive in sending out her resume and seeking out contacts and opportunities. But,...
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...
A recent new article sparked a thought in me that I’ve always believed to be true: Volunteering not only opens the doors for the people you help, but it can open doors for you as well. The article, located at boston.com, reports that volunteering is turning in...
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