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EPISODE · Jul 7, 2009 · 33 MIN

Common Nonprofit Career Search Questions with Meg Busse

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In this episode, Meg Busse answers some common questions about finding a nonprofit job.  Some of the questions we ask include:"I hate networking but I hear it's essential to get a nonprofit job. Where should I start?""What are the top skills that nonprofits seek?""What's the best way for me to network with nonprofit professionals?" "How can I get an employer to see my value if I don't have a lot of work experience?""Should I follow up to see the status of my job application if I haven't heard back?""I'm thinking about starting my own nonprofit. Any suggestions?""Where are all the jobs?!?" Jung Fitzpatrick interviews Meg to get some answers to ten of the most common questions we hear from folks who are looking for a nonprofit job these days. And while listening to this podcast will not offer up any golden tickets to finding your ideal job, hopefully you'll hear at least one new tip that will help you in your search. Or perhaps you'll listen and get confirmation that you're doing everything right. Sometimes that reassurance is as much needed in the job search as more advice. For more career advice, check out our Career Center.

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