“Tell Me About a Time You Made a Difficult Decision”
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Generated for: Nonprofit program coordinator (7 years) interviewing for a project manager role
We ran two after-school programs on one budget line and the grant came back at about 60% of the prior year. The obvious move was to cut both to fit, and I argued against it and I was the one who had to say it: keep the tutoring program whole, end the arts program.
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