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How To Be A Compassionate Leader

Eric Jacobsen Blog

Their extensive research shows that there are four skill sets needed for a leader to operate with wise compassion when doing hard things. We recommend that they take time reading each chapter and developing a vision for what kind of leader they want to be.

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How To Do Hard Things In A Human Way

Eric Jacobsen Blog

Their extensive research shows that there are four skill sets needed for a leader to operate with wise compassion when doing hard things. We recommend that they take time reading each chapter and developing a vision for what kind of leader they want to be.

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Interview with Carolyn Appleton: How to Launch Your Grant Writing Career

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Q: What if one I have only basic office skills? Prior to college, I had also taken typing courses to hone my office skills, and this made me a valuable employee. CA: During both my undergraduate and graduate degrees, I held a variety of part-time jobs to help defray my college expenses. This ultimately led to full-time employment.

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How To Be A Compassionate Leader

Eric Jacobsen Blog

Their extensive research shows that there are four skill sets needed for a leader to operate with wise compassion when doing hard things. We recommend that they take time reading each chapter and developing a vision for what kind of leader they want to be.

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Compassionate Leadership: How To Do Hard Things In A Human Way

Eric Jacobsen Blog

Their extensive research shows that there are four skill sets needed for a leader to operate with wise compassion when doing hard things. We recommend that they take time reading each chapter and developing a vision for what kind of leader they want to be.

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Guest Post: Celebrating Beth’s Five Years As Visiting Scholar at the Packard Foundation

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Kathy Reich, Director of Organizational Effectiveness Grantmaking at the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, write up this summary of the session. I am looking forward to the next chapter of work which will continue to focus on networks, but how they can be used by nonprofit for learning that leads to greater impact. Stay tuned.

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Book Review: When Millennials Take Over and the Fluid Workplace

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

The meat of the book is in the chapters dive into the framework with research and case studies. My lens on this topic is from the leadership and professional development perspective and what was most insightful about reading this book was the chapter on FLUID which includes a wonderful historical analysis of bureaucracy.

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