I know a couple of people high up in the corporate / ultrarich family charitable foundation world and it looks absolutely mint.
They're paid loads, swan around the world to conferences in expensive cities meeting dignitaries, get non-stop funding money blasted at them, and get to feel virtuous about it all at the end of the day. The biggest gravy train going.
I know someone who is kind of a charitable foundation dogsbody and it looks depressing AF so sense there's some glass ceiling for the non-elite in there
I can't really see you cruising round a hot country in a Land Cruiser not really sure what it is that you're meant to be doing other than not being kidnapped.
Not connections, no. Went in from academia into mid-level roles seemed to have a very smooth progression upwards.
Suspect a combination of realising the key skill is managing and impressing the sources of the money, some astute job hops, and boringly just being quite good at it.
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I know a couple of people high up in the corporate / ultrarich family charitable foundation world and it looks absolutely mint.
They're paid loads, swan around the world to conferences in expensive cities meeting dignitaries, get non-stop funding money blasted at them, and get to feel virtuous about it all at the end of the day. The biggest gravy train going.
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how did they get into it? being chic and marrying right?
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I know someone who is kind of a charitable foundation dogsbody and it looks depressing AF so sense there's some glass ceiling for the non-elite in there
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I can't really see you cruising round a hot country in a Land Cruiser not really sure what it is that you're meant to be doing other than not being kidnapped.
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Not connections, no. Went in from academia into mid-level roles seemed to have a very smooth progression upwards.
Suspect a combination of realising the key skill is managing and impressing the sources of the money, some astute job hops, and boringly just being quite good at it.
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SS - that sounds like my current job but with better weather tbh
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