In no particular order: Integrity. Armour (killer heels; a good suit; the perfect lipstick). Loyalty. Having a vote. A sense of place. Grammar. A feeling of self-worth. Good red wine. Freedom to travel. A nice cup of tea (or coffee, if you must). Grammar. (yes, I've listed it twice) Books. Knowing where your next meal … Continue reading what’s important?
#ChangetheWorld
same same, but different
Twelve months ago I ranted about how private sector people often perceive those who’d spent time in the not for profit world, how things were often much the same in both theatres despite the efforts (on both sides) to differentiate. In the year since then, I’ve navigated the waters of the private sector and reflected … Continue reading same same, but different
curly questions
I’ve had curly hair all my life. I had long hair for most of my twenties that eventually grew to be a curtain of unruly waves, then got chopped back to a bob. my thirtieth birthday! In my “world traveller” phase I chopped all my hair back to a pixie cut and when I grew … Continue reading curly questions
Would you hire this not-for-profit worker?
People were incredibly supportive of me when I found my new job. I was inundated with calls and emails congratulating me and wishing me well. It was also interesting to see some reactions to the news that I was moving back into the private sector after more than ten years in the public and not-for-profit … Continue reading Would you hire this not-for-profit worker?
Máiréad Doyle 