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10 Essential New Hire Resources

Hiring someone new to your organization is exciting but can also stir up some concerns and fear. Will they fit in with the rest of the staff? Will they be happy and fulfilled? Are they going to catch our culture? How long will it take for them to be fully…

Paul L'EcuyerSeptember 30, 2024

Interview Advice Job Search

15 Important Questions to Ask on Your First Day of a New Job

Your first day of a new job can be both exciting and scary. You want to create a good first impression and ensure you have everything you need to start strong. One often overlooked aspect of starting a new job is forgetting to ask the right questions on your first…

Paul L'EcuyerAugust 22, 2024

Hiring

Writing Job Descriptions: A How-To Guide

Whenever it comes time to hire someone new, it’s important to have a job description prepared. Writing a good job description will help potential applicants learn a little bit more about your church and organization, set the right expectations ahead of time, and paint a picture of what the job…

Paul L'EcuyerAugust 22, 2024

Career Development

12 Networking Mistakes That Look Unprofessional

Estimated reading time: 7 minutes Some professionals love to network, and some do not. No matter what side of the spectrum you fall on, networking can play a significant role in your professional career. So can your networking mistakes and goofs. Networking opportunities create connections that open up doors and…

Lynsey L'ecuyerJuly 12, 2024

Hiring

Want to Hire an Executive Pastor? 7 Signs Your Church Is Ready!

Estimated reading time: 6 minutes As churches grow and expand their ministries, it becomes crucial to have effective leadership in place. With growth comes a need for more layers and depth of leadership. The lead pastor cannot lead everyone and everything the way they once did. It's time to hire…

Lynsey L'EcuyerMay 8, 2024

Add Your Mentor Experience to Your Resume

Resume Tips

How to Add Ministry and Mentor Experience to Your Resume

Estimated reading time: 7 minutes Adding ministry and mentor experience to your resume may seem like a challenging task. How do you translate ministry and mentor experience in a way that will make you attractive to potential employers? Table of ContentsWhy You Need to Add Your Ministry and Mentor Experience…

Paul L'EcuyerMay 8, 2024

Christian Business Leadership Faith & Encouragement Hiring

13 Bible Verses on Teamwork to Share with Your Team

The teams we work with can sometimes feel disconnected. How do we create a culture of unity, especially through difficult times? We create unity by remembering the words of the Lord. Here are 13 Bible verses on teamwork to share with your team: Bible Verses on Teamwork: Celebrating Diverse Gifts 1 Corinthians…

Genna FreemanMay 7, 2024

Career Development Job Search

7 Best Practices for Receiving Constructive Criticism

Criticism doesn’t usually feel good. It’s not something that most people look forward to or want to hear on a regular basis. However, it does make us all better and deserves our attention. While constructive criticism can be uncomfortable or painful, it is extremely necessary. So, how do we receive…

Lynsey L'EcuyerMarch 13, 2024

Here are 5 tips for how to ask for a raise

Career Development Interview Tips Job Search

How to Ask for a Raise: 5 Important Tips

Asking for a raise can be a stressful and scary thing to do. This is especially true in ministry and the church world. You may feel guilty asking for more money because you know that the church and ministry budgets are dependent on the congregation's generosity and charitable giving. You…

Paul L'EcuyerMarch 6, 2024

Career Development Christian Business Leadership Hiring

How to Pull Out the Best in Your Staff

Your staff members are responsible for assisting you in leading your church and ministry. These are individuals that most likely feel called to ministry and are fully behind you and the vision of the church. Some may come in with a lot of work or ministry experience, and some may…

Paul L'EcuyerJanuary 26, 2024

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