 | I was recently tapped to become the Executive Director of the Human Rights Commission in my City's government. I am leary about accepting the job because I am afraid that I will be labeled as a government worker and not be able to get into the private sector in something I am more interested in. I am 27 years old and hold a BA in Economics, an MS in MIS, and will finish my MBA in May. What should I do? I am very interested in banking and finance.
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| I was recently tapped to become the Executive Director of the Human Rights Commission in my City's government. I am leary about accepting the job because I am afraid that I will be labeled as a government worker and not be able to get into the private sector in something I am more interested in. I am 27 years old and hold a BA in Economics, an MS in MIS, and will finish my MBA in May. What should I do? I am very interested in banking and finance.
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 | Should the board of directors try to dictate, through the executive director, how to run the office? Where can one find some guidelines regarding the role of the board as it relates to staff and the decisions of the executive director?
1 answer - Asked By: Ubiquitous - 4/10/2009 |
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 | I am looking for a trade association dedicated to just executive directors, specifically a general job description for executive directors in either non-profit of for profit arena. Are there links?
1 answer - Asked By: feosfriend - 8/18/2006 |
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| I was recently appointed as Executive Director of a division of my organization. My previous roles in the organization have been in project management and finance, and now I'm leading a human rights division. I have been in this job for a month, and I am actively looking for jobs because I jsut finished my MBA and want to get back into financial analysis or project management / procurement but in the private sector. Should I put this job on my resume?
1 answer - Asked By: wvukid21 - 5/27/2008 |
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| I was recently appointed as Executive Director of a division of my organization. My previous roles in the organization have been in project management and finance, and now I'm leading a human rights division. I have been in this job for a month, and I am actively looking for jobs because I jsut finished my MBA and want to get back into financial analysis or project management / procurement but in the private sector. Should I put this job on my resume?
1 answer - Asked By: wvukid21 - 5/27/2008 |
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 | In my economics class, we need to make up a small business of our own and it has to be very detailed. Right now i'm stuck on what jobs you need to open a t-shirt graphic designing business. I already have a director and executive director, but I can't think of anything else. Please, I really need help.
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2. Executive Director/PDSO
In other words, what do they do or should do?
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| I was recently appointed as Executive Director of a division of my organization. My previous roles in the organization have been in project management and finance, and now I'm leading a human rights division. I have been in this job for a month, and I am actively looking for jobs because I jsut finished my MBA and want to get back into financial analysis or project management / procurement but in the private sector. Should I put this job on my resume?
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 | I know this is not right but I have been in this assistant job for about 1 year and he is this new executive director for 3 months. He is 11 years older than I am, besides, he has a gf, who he has been with for about 7 years. I see him every single day, there is no way I can avoid him or keep distance. What should I do? How could I suppress my feelings toward him? Help!
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| I know this is not right but I have been in this assistant job for about 1 year and he is this new executive director for 3 months. He is 11 years older than I am, besides, he has a gf, who he has been with for about 7 years. I see him every single day, there is no way I can avoid him or keep distance. What should I do? How could I suppress my feelings toward him? Help!
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| I know this is not right but I have been in this assistant job for about 1 year and he is this new executive director for 3 months. He is 11 years older than I am, besides, he has a gf, who he has been with for about 7 years. I see him every single day, there is no way I can avoid him or keep distance. What should I do? How could I suppress my feelings toward him? Help!
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| I know this is not right but I have been in this assistant job for about 1 year and he is this new executive director for 3 months. He is 11 years older than I am, besides, he has a gf, who he has been with for about 7 years. I see him every single day, there is no way I can avoid him or keep distance. What should I do? How could I suppress my feelings toward him? Help!
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 | I have been in this assistant job for about 1 year and he is this new executive director(for 3 months). He is 12 years older than I am, besides, he has a gf, who he has been with for about 7 years. I see him every single day, there is no way I can avoid him or keep distance. What should I do? How could I suppress my feelings toward him?
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| I know this is not right but I have been in this assistant job for about 1 year and he is this new executive director for 3 months. He is 11 years older than I am, besides, he has a gf, who he has been with for about 7 years. I see him every single day, there is no way I can avoid him or keep distance. What should I do? How could I suppress my feelings toward him? Help!
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| I know this is not right but I have been in this assistant job for about 1 year and he is this new executive director for 3 months. He is 11 years older than I am, besides, he has a gf, who he has been with for about 7 years. I see him every single day, there is no way I can avoid him or keep distance. What should I do? How could I suppress my feelings toward him? Help!
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| I currently work in City government for a capital city. In my less than three years there, I have been promoted twice, basically doubling the money I started in. My most recenty promotion will place me as Executive Director of a high visibility division. I am only 27 year old, will be graduating with my second masters (an MBA) and want to get into banking or finance before I get too comfortable. This job I am moving into with the City pretty much as high as I can go. How do I get out?
1 answer - Asked By: wvukid21 - 4/2/2008 |
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| I currently work in City government for a capital city. In my less than three years there, I have been promoted twice, basically doubling the money I started in. My most recenty promotion will place me as Executive Director of a high visibility division. I am only 27 year old, will be graduating with my second masters (an MBA) and want to get into banking or finance before I get too comfortable. This job I am moving into with the City pretty much as high as I can go. How do I get out?
1 answer - Asked By: wvukid21 - 4/2/2008 |
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 | Help! I know this is not right, I shouldnt hv feelings toward the executive director:( I hv been in this assistant job for about 1 year and he is this new exeutuve director for 3 months. He is 11 years older than I am, besides, he got a gf, who he has been with for about 7 years. I see him every single day, there is no way I can avoid him or keep distance. What should I do? How could I suppress my feelings toward him?
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 | If the allegation is true that she fired Public Safety Commissioner Walter Monegan for his reluctance to fire her ex-brother-in law rather than a legitimate reason, this would show that she abused her power. Palin claimed she dismissed him for poor work performance. If so, then why did she offer him another job as executive director of the state Alcoholic Beverage Control Board? She turned around and appointed his replacement, Chuck Kopp, who was investigated for sexual harassment. Forget her "experience"; do you want her to be VP or President (if McCain dies) if this is true?
8 answers - Asked By: krystol_trice - 8/30/2008 |
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