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The ethical careers guide : how to find work you love / Paul Allen.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Allen, Paul, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Vocational guidance.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (184 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Oxford, England : New Internationalist, [2017]
Summary:
Will inform and inspire readers – helping them to identify the best step(s) towards a more satisfying work life.
Contents:
Intro
About the Author
Acknowledgements
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
1. Introduction
More than money
Work you love
People, planet - and the third P
Reality check
How to use this book
2. Getting to know you: Identifying what matters most
Your priorities
The right path
Step 1: Your passions
Step 2: The 10 motivators
What's good enough?
Trust your instincts?
Real-life experience
Doer or Changer?
3. The Doers: Exploring the world of charities, NGOs and social enterprises
A good cause
Getting your bearings
Working for a charity
At a glance: the UK voluntary sector
The 13 purposes
Foundations and trusts
Working for an NGO
The top 10
Working for a social enterprise
The social-enterprise difference
Why work for a social enterprise?
Which social enterprise?
Community Interest Companies
Co-operatives
Which co-op?
The IPS files
Which jobs are out there?
The most common charity career themes
Your skills
Most popular jobs
How do you find a doer job?
1. Media
2. Go direct
3. Agencies
4. Social networks
Finding the perfect charity job
How to make recruitment agencies work for you
The jobseeker view
How to get job-ready for the charity sector
1. Volunteer
2. Build an online brand
3. Take it offline
4. Find a mentor
5. Internships
6. Education and training
7. Temping
Social-enterprise specifics
'More than money' careers
Doer checklist
4. The Changers: Engaging with the world of business
Profits with purpose
Hello, intrapreneurs
Business as unusual
1. Earn to give
2. Green goals
3. Community matters
4. Close to home
5. Supply-chain heroes
6. Sector supporters
7. Game changers
Finding the good guys
Ethical kitemarks
Ethical awards.
Online communities
Dodging the greenwash
Going it alone
Freelancing
Be an intrapreneur
The intrapreneur's toolkit
What can you affect?
Getting started
Building career capital
5. Give your time: Volunteering
Why volunteer?
What you get (when you give)
How to choose a volunteering opportunity
Changing a voluntary role into paid work
Three tips for effective volunteering
More top volunteering tips
6. They did it - and so can you!
Stories from 15 people who have 'been there and done it' - and the advice they have to offer
Index.
Notes:
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
1-78026-323-6

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