Nicholas D. Kristof
Three bits of advice:
1. Read, read, read.
2. Write, write, write.
3. Edit, edit, edit.
In other words, writing is hard work. It comes through practice, through gaining an ear for language and then endlessly rewriting drafts.
1. Read, read, read.
2. Write, write, write.
3. Edit, edit, edit.
In other words, writing is hard work. It comes through practice, through gaining an ear for language and then endlessly rewriting drafts.
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Nicholas D. Kristof:
I've started reading A Path Appears-and while I haven't finished it yet- I think the comparison of non-profit employee pay to for-profit is an excellent point. I agree that better employee benefits would attract talented professionals for the longer term and operating similar to a for-profit may lead to greater success. What steps do you think need to be taken to change the perception of how funds should be allocated?
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