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Prepare and present monitoring and evaluation reports to project stakeholders and donors. Develop and implement monitoring and evaluation frameworks and systems for projects and programs. Develop and maintain monitoring and evaluation plans, including indicators, targets, and data collection tools. view job details

Collaborate closely with the Unit Manager in planning and executing all communications with service providers that utilize HMIS and various other stakeholders interested in data and evaluation issues. Support program coordinators in their M&E responsibilities including preparing Mid-Year Reports, End-Year Reports, and program area reports required by the Regional Office, CIKC and funder/donor in accordance with prescribed templates, systems, policies and requirements. Requires excellent verbal and written communication skills and comfort conducting presentations in front of large groups. view job details

Support department and organizational-level initiatives, including the collection of a set of standardized indicators across projects and the creation of tools to support quality MEL implementation. Actively participates in the analysis, recommendation and implementation of business process improvement efforts to ensure the proper use of technology and improve operational effectiveness as necessary and/or appropriate. Participate in and support audits and responses to audit findings as appropriate, in root cause analysis, preventive or corrective actions, effectiveness monitoring, and other quality metrics. view job details

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Chief Financial Officer of City. Oversees Accounting, Budgeting, Payroll, Internal & External Reporting, and Accounts Payable & Receivable. view company details

American Management provides business consulting, employee evaluation and inventory management services to construction and transportation sectors. view company details

Brailsford & Dunlavey provides market research, financial analysis, architectural programming & site evaluation services. view company details

SPR offers research, program evaluation, technical assistance and training services to institutions, nonprofits, and private organizations. view company details

IPSA Security Services, LLC, is a locally owned and operated firm offering clients professional, unarmed guarding services. Our approach to ensuring client satisfaction is providing customized solutions to meet your daily security needs. We differentiate ourselves by only hiring trained and experienced security professionals who are trustworthy, professional and able to respond to a range of situations. Customer service is primary to our security officer protocol. view company details

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Q. I've been in this job for five months. I started out as a data entry clerk and was promoted to project manager in the first six weeks. At the time, I was promised a salary increase after a trial period of two months. But it hasn't happened yet. I was also supposed to get a three-month review, should I ask for that also? I love my job and love to come to work every day.A. First of all, a project manager is a very general job title, so ask your manager to come up with a more definitive title.I would strongly urge you to send an email to your manager reminding him or her about the agreement to... view article details

Q. I've been in this job for five months. I started out as a data entry clerk and was promoted to project manager in the first six weeks. At the time, I was promised a salary increase after a trial period of two months. But it hasn't happened yet. I was also supposed to get a three-month review, should I ask for that also? I love my job and love to come to work every day.A. First of all, a project manager is a very general job title, so ask your manager to come up with a more definitive title.I would strongly urge you to send an email to your manager reminding him or her about the agreement to... view article details

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Q. My annual performance evaluation was conducted in February. My position was newly created, and no salary survey was conducted. I moved into this position from an unrelated one within the same company. I've surpassed all of the job duties in my job description, and have often been recognized for my excellence. I received a 10 percent bonus at my evaluation, which I expected. The median raise throughout the company was 7 percent.Since then, I've taken on more responsibilities, worked extra hours at home (without charging overtime) and discovered that a male counterpart (performing at half of ... view article details

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