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Director of Development, Non-Profit Organization Reviews
What is it like working as a Director of Development, Non-Profit Organization?
December 2018
Competitive.
Director of Development, Non-Profit Organization in Calgary:
Pros: Lots of opportunity
Cons: High cost of living
November 2018
I enjoy working in Conway.
Director of Development, Non-Profit Organization in Conway:
Pros: It’s a small town feel with big city businesses and restaurants
Cons: Traffic and streets flooding because of inadequate draining
November 2018
Director of Development, Non-Profit Organization in New York:
Pros: The incredible variety of work and cultural opportunities, and the quality of people who choose to live here.
Cons: The high level of competition and intensity.
February 2018
Great work life balance.
Director of Development, Non-Profit Organization in Sacramento:
August 2017
Opportunities lie in Baltimore.
Director of Development, Non-Profit Organization in Baltimore:
Pros: Smaller non profit scene where you can easily network and connect with others in your field.Cost of living is affordable. There is a great art scene in Baltimore. Seafood is great.
Cons: Minorities are not employed or paid as equally as our white counterparts. High crime and lots of division in the city.
July 2017
At most non-profits, you are a jack of all trades.
Director of Development, Non-Profit Organization in Buffalo:
Be extremely flexible.
June 2017
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.
Director of Development, Non-Profit Organization in Denison:
Pros: Denison is a great size town. It has many amenities that most people would want. It has a great school district. The people are good. Pretty place. Good medical. Fairly diverse businesses.
Sherman is a sister city and it has more amenities that we need, but easily accessible.
Cons: It can be a small town with everyone knowing everything about you. It is limited on its opportunities in the job market with a higher degree and experience. It does not value experience. Women are at a definite disadvantage.
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