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Ethical Nonprofit Storytelling: How to Interview Your Beneficiaries for Stories & Appeals

Donorbox

Chances are, your nonprofit was started because of storytelling – a story about a person, an animal, or a place in a dire state of need moved your founders to act immediately. That is the power of storytelling.

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The Best Places To Hold A Job Interview

Eric Jacobsen Blog

One of the reasons you want to interview people in three different places is that candidates will usually be at their very best in the first interview (likely in your office ). So, consider interviewing the candidate over a lunch at a nearby restaurant.

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Climate Justice in the field: An interview with the Donors of Color Network

Candid

Recently we interviewed Abdul Dosunmu, campaign manager for the Donors of Color Network’s (DOCN) Climate Funders Justice Pledge , one of the intermediaries featured in the guide. Hear Dosunmu discuss key elements of the Pledge and why DOCN chose climate philanthropy as the place to begin building a movement for racial equity. “We

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The Three Places To Interview Job Candidates

Eric Jacobsen Blog

One of the reasons you want to interview people in three different places is that candidates will usually be at their very best in the first interview (likely in your office ). So, consider interviewing the candidate over a lunch at a nearby restaurant.

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Is There a Place for AI in UX Design?

Elevation

Robert Cox interviewed Elevation as part of an undergraduate course at the University of Denver, "Writing for the Public Good," held during the Spring 2021 quarter. The purpose of the class is to better understand the role that writing and research play in creating social change.

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Why You Should Interview Job Candidates In Three Different Places

Eric Jacobsen Blog

One of the reasons you want to interview people in three different places is that candidates will usually be at their very best in the first interview (likely in your office ). So, consider interviewing the candidate over a lunch at a nearby restaurant.

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Marketing Meal Prep: Turn Your Content Menu Into a Year-long Feast

Association TV

You can also check off your entire shopping list in one trip instead of stopping at three different places for different ingredients. Now that everyone you could possibly want to film is in one place, it’s easier to book a 30-minute interview with each of them than it would have been to corral them all throughout the year.

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