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How the Blanket Reprimand and Toxic Management Tactics Drive Non-Profit Employee Turnover
Have you ever sat through a staff meeting where a manager issues a general warning to the entire room instead of confronting the actual offender? This is the "blanket reprimand"—a passive-aggressive management tactic born from a fear of confrontation. Discover how this lack of accountability alienates your highest-performing staff and drives turnover in the non-profit sector.


Job Description: NPO CEO [Chief Everything Officer]
We are looking for a dynamic, mission-driven rockstar to join our lean team. As a NPO CEO Chief Everything Officer, you will be expected to build the plane while flying it


Creative Disruption: Why Sabbaticals are the Secret to NPO Longevity
Sabbaticals are commonly seen as an employment perk in the academic world, but sabbaticals are gaining ground in the social service sector, as way to help both the nonprofit leaders and the organization experience revitalization and reinvigoration. There is a cluster of funders who are committed to the art of talent-focused grant making as a dynamic and innovative opportunity for growth and renewal of present and potential leadership, as well as that of the organization. What


Why Great Things Require Both Action and Vision
Take ownership as the CEO of your life and build your own dreams today. Stop being pushed by your problems and start being led by a vision that allows you to rise above the mundane.Discover how to build the bridge of action between your vision and reality while balancing the doing with the dreaming to achieve greatness."


When Good Workers Leave Bad Leaders
Much has been said about the inability of Non-Profits to retain staff. What we don’t often refer to are those staff that do stick it out for


The Non Profit Founder Syndrome
When this incredible individual becomes and remains the pivot of the organisation, or becomes the person who has a stranglehold on organisational development and maturity, you are left with Non Profit founder syndrome.


Nonprofit succession planning
Competent and passionate leadership has always been considered vital in every civil society organisation. However who is the best person to lead an organisation is not always so easy. Due to lack of funding and the subsequent lack of supportive management structures, leaders in the civil society field are quite often a person who is appointed on the basis of balance of various prospects. The leaders are expected to be inter alia financial managers, fundraisers, high level s


NPO Leadership: Why Non-Profits Need More Leaders and Less Managers
Leadership is one of the most talked about, but least understood concepts in the Non-Profit field.


Social Work SA-Conquer Us: We Will do the Dividing
One aspect that has not changed is the lack of a unified and cohesive Social Work front.


The Rights of NonProfit Staff?
We have been working with around 350 Non-Profit organisations through various activities – training, monitoring and evaluation, strategic planning, due diligence, fundraising etc - in the past four years. In all my years in the Non-Profit field I have always fiercely believed that the organisations exists for the purpose of rendering services to the focus client group that their vision and mission advocates. I believe that the needs of the clients come first and that staffing
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