2008 - Transferable Skills: What Makes Us Invaluable?

Susan J. Ellis and Steve McCurley

Points of View article from e-Volunteerism, Vol. VIII, Issue 2, Jan - Mar 2008

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In a crisis situation, a designated volunteer coordinator can take charge and handle the spontaneous outpouring of volunteers that typically accompanies the situation. This Points of View examines why those skilled in volunteer management can automatically tap into a proven set of abilities when asked to respond quickly and effectively − and why this makes us different from other managers or human resources personnel faced with similar situations. And, we might add, it also makes us invaluable.

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