Hire Well, Train Quickly
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"So you have a thin veneer of people who are extremely good at what they do, [but] the bulk of the practitioners are not particularly well trained," Ahern says, adding that reasons for the situation include:
- Salaries. Entry-level nonprofit jobs don't normally pay very well.
- Low expectations. "Nobody expects someone to be extraordinarily skilled if you're not paying them a lot of money," Ahern says.
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- People:
- Abny Santicola
- Tom Ahern
- Places:
- Foster, R.I.
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