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1. Do your research and find an activist you can trust. It’s important to make sure the person you are hiring is passionate about their work, but also willing to listen and learn new things. You don’t want someone who will be a disruption in the workplace or difficult to manage.
2. Hire activists with experience working on campaigns that have mobilised large groups of people around a cause or issue – this will help them understand how best to engage citizens in activism efforts from start-to-finish. Additionally, it is helpful if they have some knowledge of communication tools (such as social media) so they can effectively reach out to potential supporters online and offline.
3Be prepared for long hours - being an activist often involves dedicating many hours each week towards campaigning activities, whether those involve meeting with government officials or speaking at public events across town/countryside/Europeans living abroad). Make sure you are willing provide adequate compensation for these types of commitments (in terms both salary and benefits), otherwise your employee may choose not take on such projects altogether due to financial hardship involved! Compensation shouldn't be too low either, as campaigners need enough money just above subsistence level (~$10-$15 per hour worked assuming 40 hrs/week) while focusing attention on their causes rather than day jobs which would sap away time needed for more productive activism pursuits .
4Make clear expectations up front - even experienced campaigners sometimes get pulled into unfamiliar territory when undertaking campaign tasks unexpectedly; thus it is important during the interview process establish clearly what exactly is expected from hired staffers including deadlines etc., especially since unexpected surprises happen quite frequently! Expectations should also include job duties & responsibilities beyond simply participating in occasional protests / demonstrations e .g.: developing creative content related , organizing fundraisers ; training others within organization volunteers interns )..etc... 5 Be receptive toward feedback & suggestions made by employees concerning work assignments / methods employed – listening carefully allows organizations foster healthy relationships between themselves & workers whom ultimately support mission aims !
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There are many ways to hire an activist from overseas in Europe. One option is to go through a NGO or think tank that specializes in finding and recruiting international activists. Another option is to search online for organizations that offer internships or volunteer opportunities with activist groups abroad. Finally, you can contact individual NGOs or advocacy groups directly and inquire about their current recruitment efforts.