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