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By: Rosetta Thurman » Nonprofits Will Never Be Respected Until We Start Respecting Ourselves

Tue, 02 Jun 2009 20:54:22 +0000

[...] futures for the nonprofit sector, low nonprofit compensation, whether social enterprise is a better entry point for young people, and will the MBAs save us. I think all of this discussion about how our sector [...]

By: Anne Field

Anne Field — Thu, 21 May 2009 20:24:30 +0000

This is one of the points in favor of for-profit mission-driven companies. It provides a way for idealistic people to make a living and a real contribution.

On that note, here’s a post from my blog, Not Only for Profit (on the True/Slant network) about a former Greenpeace activist who went the for-profit route with a solar-energy portal.

By: Chanelle Carver

Chanelle Carver — Thu, 21 May 2009 18:39:25 +0000

I completely agree that the focus of nonprofit compensation needs to be shifted to the younger, entry level workers who (like myself a couple years ago right out of college) are ready to jump start their careers but lack financial stability that would help them choose the BEST position for them as opposed to just finding another job.

I would have to disagree with Ted’s statement that “the underlying passion is gone in many orgs”. The passion is there, but many orgs are not recruiting the right people (and in many cases, the right people are not applying for these positions). In addition, the orgs are not firing the people they need to let go, at least quicker than they should. Like they say “hire slow, fire fast.”

This discussion could go on forever but I’m glad some of us are taking part in it. Things will never change without intelligent, engaging dialogue and ACTION to make change a reality. Great post!