Tips on getting a job and thriving in your nonprofit career. Plus insights on social issues impacting Southern California and the organizations working towards positive change.
The nonprofit sector in Southern California is undergoing a quiet transformation—one driven not by funding or legislation, but by the people choosing to work in it. From fresh college grads to former corporate professionals, a new wave of talent is redefining what it...
Feeling Stuck? Make the Leap to Meaningful Work Are you thinking about leaving the corporate world for something more fulfilling? Many professionals feel the urge to shift to nonprofit work but aren’t sure where to start. The good news is that your skills are more...
Landing a nonprofit job isn’t just about listing qualifications on a resume—it’s about telling a compelling career story that showcases passion, growth, and adaptability. Hiring managers aren’t just looking for someone who checks all the boxes; they want to understand...
Negotiating your salary after receiving a job offer is crucial because it ensures you're being compensated fairly for your skills, experience, and the value you bring to the organization. Many employers expect candidates to negotiate, and doing so can lead to higher...
What Is an Informational Interview? An informational interview is a conversation with someone in your field of interest to gain insights about an industry, role, or company. Unlike a job interview, it’s not about asking for a job—it’s about learning, building...
In today’s digital-driven job market, standing out requires more than just a polished resume and a positive attitude. Three essential components can determine success in your nonprofit job search: an optimized LinkedIn profile, a tailored resume, and a professional...
If you're searching for a job in the nonprofit sector, networking is essential. It is estimated that 65-85% of jobs are secured through connections. This statistic becomes even more crucial when looking into nonprofit roles, as many opportunities exist within the...
As the world turns digital, newsrooms across the nation are losing subscribers, revenue and staff. California has lost a third of its newspapers since 2005. The number of journalists in California has shrank 68% since then. SoCal news staples The Los Angeles Times,...
If you’ve ever felt the call to make a difference in the world, working for a nonprofit organization might be the career path for you. But where do you start? With so many causes, degrees, and roles to consider, navigating the nonprofit sector can be overwhelming....
If you have you ever been ghosted after a job interview, you're not alone. Unfortunately, the practice of job applicants being ignored by potential employers after an interview is more common than you might think. But don't take it personally. This brand-damaging...