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How to handle volunteers voicing strong opinions? (Anonymous post 🤫)
Rose Cruickshank Staff Performance Marketing Manager at CharityJob Posted 1 year ago
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This question is from a member of our community that wishes to remain anonymous:
I'd like some advice on handling a volunteer who is voicing strong opinions to our service users – through private messaging – which is counter to our basic aims and values.Â
He means well and he works hard, I don't really want to lose him as a volunteer, but these opinions are going to cause real harm to service users and damage our reputation.Â
I have met with him informally and said firmly what our stance is, but he is adamant his opinion is the correct one.
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