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Dana Scurlock, from StaffingBoutique.org, discusses summer staffing opportunities for nonprofits, providing valuable insights into the challenges nonprofits face in hiring during this time by emphasizing the importance of managing expectations, utilizing technology, and maintaining effective communication to ensure a successful hiring process. The conversation begins with a discussion about the fast-paced nature of the current world and how technology has played a role in increasing the speed of communication. This can sometimes lead to challenges in managing expectations, especially in the hiring process where candidates often expect quick responses and decisions. The focus then shifts to the impact of vacations and summer schedules on the hiring process. Dana explains that with the shift towards more collaborative decision-making in organizations, there are often multiple stakeholders involved in the hiring process. Juggling the schedules of all these individuals, especially during the summer when people take vacations or have family commitments, can pose a challenge. Dana emphasizes the importance of managing expectations and communication to keep the hiring process on track. Jarrett and Dana then explore how technology has facilitated the hiring process, particularly during the pandemic. With the widespread adoption of virtual interviews and communication tools like Zoom, it has become easier to keep the hiring process going even when schedules are hectic. They also discuss the importance of maintaining consistent communication with candidates to keep them engaged and informed throughout the process. The conversation touches on the cultural differences between the nonprofit and corporate sectors when it comes to the speed of decision-making. Nonprofits, driven by their mission and often operating with limited resources, tend to move at a slower pace. However, there is a growing push to bring the nonprofit sector into the future by adopting faster and more efficient processes that align with the expectations of younger generations entering the workforce. The episode concludes with a discussion about the impact of fiscal year-end, which occurs at the end of June for many nonprofits. Dana highlights the importance of planning ahead, setting clear expectations for hiring timelines, and the need for consistent communication and touchpoints with candidates throughout the process. You can also listen to the show on your favorite podcast channel. Additionally, the American Nonprofit Academy provides news, inspiration, and training for the nonprofit and social impact community. #staffing #nonprofit #socialimpact
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Children cannot learn when they are hungry. At the end of the past school year, the National School Lunch Program ended in public and charter schools. For the past two years, all children, regardless of income or proof of need, were able to get at least one free meal at school. Even during lockdowns schools provided times for students to pick up a bagged lunch. For some students, this was the one meal they could count on.
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This #devsectorseries episode is going to be an interesting one. We are going to be talking about “The Impact of Oil Exploration in Nigeria”. Our guest, Rev. David Ugolor, the Executive Director of Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice (ANEEJ). ANEEJ is an NGO based in Benin City promoting good governance and anti-corruption work through research, policy dialogue, education, and advocacy. Please join us Wednesday, June 7th at 12 noon. Let’s change the world together!
Utica, N.Y.– Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado traveled to the Mohawk Valley to hold a kick-off meeting with the Hate and Bias Prevention Unit’s regional council. the councils were formed by
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