Tips on Retaining Development Professionals

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Written By Linda Wastyn, PhD, CFRE, GPC
 
Last week we talked about how to recruit and hire a good development professional. But how do you keep them? These tips will help you create an environment in which your development professional feels valued and can succeed.

Last week we talked about how to recruit and hire a good development professional. But how do you keep them? These tips will help you create an environment in which your development professional feels valued and can succeed.

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