Kris Dunn, author of The HR Capitalist, one of my favorite blogs, has a great reaction to my recent post on fundraisers being prohibited from pay based on contributions. Read his post (What? Non-Profit Rainmakers Can't Be Paid for Making it Rain??) and join in the blog-o-debate!
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