Are you frustrated with the process of submitting job applications, attending interviews, and then hearing nothing from the prospective employer? Do you want to learn how to effectively communicate your unique value proposition and start your new career? Check out “The Job Seeker’s Script: Tell Your Story and Land Your Dream Position” by Judith Humphrey.
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Through self-reflection, a great leader will identify areas for improvement and work towards becoming more successful in their role. Rita encourages readers to take a hard look at their own biases and blind spots and to actively work towards becoming a more equitable and just leader.
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In Everyday MAGIC, Mattie shares the secret to her success: a framework called everyday “MAGIC.” By MAGIC, she’s not referring to tricks or spells or trickery, but to a structure for life…
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“Decolonizing Wealth” by Edgar Villanueva touched me in ways I was not expecting, and so I’ve taken time to reflect on the uncomfortable truths the author exposes; to understand the role I play as a White woman serving the nonprofit sector; and to double down on my personal commitment to listen and learn from those who are different from me.
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“Sweet Potato or Pumpkin Pie: Conversations with My White Friends about Race” is a personal, insightful, empathetic look at race and allyship from both Black and White perspectives. It was written for one sole purpose: to help the reader facilitate empathetic dialogue.
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